Great spot, Manuel. Karlan Grant, Miles Leaburn, Micah Mbick and Tyreece Campbell are all products of the Charlton academy which, in such a competitive market as south London is for promising footballers, is some achievement.

A second goal in three league games for Norwich's Jacob Wright has given his side the lead.

His one up at Middlesbrough last September failed to bring any points, could today be different?

Only a second home goal conceded by Swansea this season as well.

Alex Cochrane is in the book for Blues for taking Brayann Pereira out just outside the area.

Chance for the home side...

Ian Walsh
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Melker Widell tried to overplay and they get robbed of the ball in the wide right position.

It's a great finish by Jacob Wright, but it's a stupid mistake by Widell.

Swansea have to be patient now. They can't concede a second goal here.

From almost nowhere the home side should lead.

They've had to soak up pressure over the past 10 minutes but then they get the ball into the final third and Alex Cochrane's attempted headed clearance is straight at Felix Myhre.

The Norwegian sends his header over the bar from eight yards out.

Oo-er. Bristol City get the call go their way this time.

Charlton's Conor Coventry trips up Dom Ballard in the box and the referee points to the spot.

Should Charlton goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo been sent off for his challenge on Bristol City's Yu Hirakawa?

Thumbs up if you think the Addicks should be a man down, thumbs down if not.

Tony 'Bomber' Brown
West Brom's all-time leading goalscorer on BBC Radio WM

It's been a very open game and there's been chances at both end, but both sides have been unable to take them.

I'm worried that we haven't mentioned Jay Stansfield much. From a goal-scoring point of view I'd be happy if he goes into the wide areas.

A first tackle in earnest brings a yellow card.

Swansea's Jay Fulton is the transgresor in the eyes of referee Andrew Kitchen.

Micah Mbick gets on the end of a Charlton corner but it deflects off an unknowing City defender to go flying above the net.

A goal kick is given. Much to Mbick's frustration.

A wonderful ball over the top catches out the Norwich defence and Adam Idah looks like he could be clear.

But the former Canary cannot control the ball and it runs through to Vladan Kovacevic.

An even better chance is then presented to Idah but his control lets him down with only Kovacevic to beat.

Lee Camp
Former Birmingham goalkeeper on BBC Radio WM

A bit of chaos again in the West Brom area and Solis is completely unmarked and it's like he's tried to take the leather off the ball. A bit of composure and he does better.

Charlton are looking a little shaky at the back all of a sudden.

City debutant Brian De Keersmaecker delivers into Dom Ballad in front of the net but the striker's header goes amiss.

Chance for the away side.

They win a corner down their left and West Brom just can not get it clear.

It eventually falls for Jhon Solis about 15 yards or so out and he takes a wild swipe at it.

Swansea have the Championship's best defensive record and have only conceded one goal at home.

Given Norwich have conceded eight goals in their past two league games they can be forgiven for being a little more cautious against the leaders - mind you they did score six goals in those two defeats.

A second Swansea corner is dealt with at the near post but there are just signs the home side are getting on top.

Huge mistakes at the back from Charlton!

Billy Koumetio lets the ball go and Josh Edwards heads it dangerously towards his keeper, easy for Yu Hirakawa to pick off.

The Robins winger is dealt with rather physically by Arthur Okonkwo just outside the box and ends up in a heap, clutching at his ankle but no decision comes from the referee beyond awarding a goal kick.

Lady luck most definitely favouring the hosts there.