Just the one minute added on at the end of this first half.

Will Lankshear finds himself in acres of space in the penalty area and meets the cross from Aidan Morris.

Max O'Leary makes an excellent save in the Albion goal to deny Lankshear's headed effort, diving to the left.

All looks fantastic from O'Leary but then the flag goes up for offside on Lankshear anyway.

Melker Widell tries a glamorous pass with the outside of his boot, but he totally miss hits it, and sends it out for a Derby throw.

Mark Elliott
Stoke City commentator on BBC Radio Stoke

There is reasons to be hopeful Stoke can get back into this.

The set pieces could be key. They've grown back into the game after going 2-1.

This is a decent football match.

Swansea are still retaining the ball but you can tell their options up front have been damaged with the loss of Jospeh Opoku.

They seem a little blunt at the moment.

Not ideal for Boro as Jeremy Sarmiento goes down off the ball and has to be immediately replaced.

On comes Max Arfsten in his place.

Mateus Mane swings out his foot and floors Stoke midfielder Bae Jun-Ho, earning himself a yellow card.

Aidan Morris loses control of the ball for Boro and then slides in hard on Albion's Felix Horn Myhre to try and make amends.

It's a bit reckless and referee Paul Tierney agrees, blowing up for a foul but issuing no further punishment.

Again, Sorba Thomas finds himself disappointed.

His Stoke team-mate Ben Johnson sends in a tantalising cross and Thomas gives it too much power to see it spiralling far away from the target.

Some really good passing from West Brom to keep hold of the ball.

The visitors are playing Middlesbrough at their own game at the moment.

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Derby 0-1 Swansea

Melker Widell clears the ball from the Swansea area but absolutely clatters the ball into the back of the head of referee, David Webb, who falls to the floor.

He's OK, but as you can imagine, is taking a moment to breathe.

Richard Sneekes
Former West Brom and midfielder on BBC Radio WM

You can see what both teams are trying to do. They're trying to keep possession and work their way up the pitch to try and create opportunities.

Pride Park stands to applause, paying their respects to long-time fan Ian Callaghan who died recently.

He had a Derby season ticket for more than 40 years - which is some record.

Today he would have turned 58.

Bosun Lawal crashes into Wolves winger Mateus Mane and the Stoke defender earns his name in the book as a result.

The teenager whips it into the box well but the whistle blows for a free-kick to Stoke. Wasted chance for the hosts.

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Middlesbrough finally manage to get a foot on the ball and exert some pressure of their own.

Jeremy Sarmiento rolls it into the area for Riley McGree who fires a shot across goal from a tight angle and it flies just wide.

Better from Boro.

Josh Key flies down the right side for Swansea and smashes a low driven ball across the box, to Adam Idah.

Idah pulls the trigger, but it's the tightest angle you'll ever see. Should have pulled it back. Had he done that the Derby goal would have been at their mercy.

Stoke winger Sorba Thomas' cross into the box is beautiful but Toti Gomes' headed clearance is just as strong.

The resulting corner is also effectively dealt with by the Wolves defence. The Potters just having a little attacking spell now though.

Jacob Widell Zetterstrom clears the ball again from the Derby goal but it just keeps falling to Swansea players, who seem to be EVERYWHERE.

There's always someone.

Another promising attack for West Brom as Harry Whitwell goes on the overlap down the right flank but Boro stand strong to clear the cross.

Albion are well on top right now. The hosts are just hacking it clear, but the visitors will come forward again.