Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

It's all about perseverance. That first-half had to be better and Kim Hellberg made the changes, I just think it worked so well.

He had the courage to change things because it wasn't working and that's what gets you results against stubborn teams because West Brom are a good side.

Louis Moult
Former Stoke City striker on BBC Radio Stoke

You can say about fitness and how quickly when these boys get fit but its a squad game. The transfer window is still open, but you've got to get up to speed.

Stoke ran out of steam.

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All change again in the Championship table after lunchtime victories for Wolves, Swansea and Middlesbrough.

Wolves move top and Swansea are up to second, while Boro climb to fourth.

That could of course change once more in a few hours after our 15:00 BST games.

Swansea are up to second in Championship and the only downside from this game was they could've scored five.

Joseph Opoku dominated the early stages with a goal after two minutes, but his injury seemed to blunt the away side. The brilliant Eom Ji-sung doubled the advantage just before half time.

John Eustace's side came out swinging in the second half and did their best to claw their way back into the match, but when Swansea made their own substitutions they showed the depth of quality in their side.

One of those men, Ronald, scored late on to rub salt into the wounds.

Phenomenal from Swansea.

Worrying for Derby.

Wolves bounce back from a goal down to please their home fans with a 4-1 victory.

A classic Raul Jimenez penalty and Jordan James' first Wolves goal backed up Rodrigo Gomes' double from the first half to put the game to bed for the hosts.

Molineux didn't only get treated to their first home win this season, they've also got a glimpse of how strong their team could be going forward.

Stoke, meanwhile, still under pressure after their big spending this summer. All eyes on Mark Robins' future. And maybe star player Sorba Thomas' too.

Sorba Thomas gets a yellow card for diving, though there is a tiny bit of contact.

Just putting salt in the wound for the Stoke winger, who missed two big chances in the first half.

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An excellent second half display by Middlesbrough to condemn West Bromwich Albion to their first defeat of the Championship season.

The Baggies were impressive in the first half but Boro were much improved after the break and Will Lankshear's double made the difference, even if his first looked to be a long way offside.

Daz Hale
BBC WM

This is emphatic for Wolves which means they are unbeaten this season.

It's a massive week with West Ham on Tuesday then Birmingham, but this is a platform.

Every pass is being celebrated by the Swansea fans now.

They're rubbing it in...and it is hard for Derby to take.

Five added minutes to play.

Ronald nearly makes it 3-0 as he darts into the box, only for his shot to be smothered by Owen Eames.

It's a great tackle by the 19-year-old.

A great chance for West Brom to reduce the arrears as it drops for Isaac Price 12 yards out but he smashes a long way over the bar.

Wolves substitute Tawanda Chirewa's strike catches a deflection to go out for a corner.

They want a fifth.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

You talk about a transition from the first half to the second and it's been absolutely different. There's been more tempo

You've got to give a lot of credit to the manager to make the changes in the second half. He's been spot on.

Off goes Eom Ji-sung, and on comes Ronald, for Swansea.

It's been an outstanding display from the South Korean, capped off with a goal.

A huge round of applause as Will Lankshear makes way following his double this afternoon and Tommy Conway is on for his return from injury.

Conway missed the play-off final in May and the World Cup with Scotland after suffering an ankle injury.

Swansea's Elijah Just gets the first yellow card of the match for a late challenge on Lewis Travis.