A first shot on target of the match for Birmingham as Jay Stansfield heads straight at Cardiff goalkeeper Nathan Trott from a corner.

Not really troubling Trott, mind.

First moves from the bench made.

Talented teenager Mateus Mane replaces Rafiki Said in a straight swap for Wolves.

Watford take off Marc Bola and Krepin Diatta to make room for Jordan Zemura and Othmane Maamma.

A double change for Bristol City as we pass the hour mark.

Gibson Yah and Lorent Tolaj make way for Oxford loanee Brian De Keersmaecker and Sam Bell.

West Bromwich Albion introduce fresh legs to their attack in Jimmy-Jay Morgan and Aune Heggebo.

Barney Stewart and Harry Whitwell take a seat.

Swansea made a couple of changes at the break with Jenson Seelt and Jay Fulton coming on for Stephen Welsh and Elijah Just.

But as yet, it's not made a difference to the scoreline.

Burnley had dropped 15 points from winning positions before today.

Unless something mad happens in the final 30 minutes of this game that will be 18 by the end of today.

It's October.

Burnley fans... penny for your thoughts.

Should Nicky Hayen be in the job for the Clarets next game?

Thumbs up for yes, thumbs down for no.

A Watford shot - at last! It's a good one too as Wanderers keeper Jose Sa has to stumble back to his goal to push Edo Kayembe's strike out for a corner.

The set piece is cleared by Wolves, however, Ladislav Krejci's loose pass is pounced upon for another Watford attack.

Fortunately, the hosts are able to deal with it. The home support at Molineux would dearly love a cushion after that.

Another good chance for Cardiff as Birmingham defender Phil Neumann loses the ball and the hosts surge forward.

Yousef Salech has a go from the edge of the box but it flies wide.

Southampton have a great chance for a fourth.

Finn Azaz is given so much space in the middle of the park and picks out Lewis Dobbin whose left-footed strike hits the outside of the post.

Mike Taylor
BBC WM commentator

Wolves have not found the same rhythm since half-time.

They are battling into the teeth of the wind towards the South Bank with the rain hitting their faces.

Lorent Tolaj is back on his feet for Bristol City and it looks like he's going to carry on for the visitors.

On we go.

Another chance on the counter for Preston.

This time Stan Mills crosses over to Delano Burgzorg, dragging his shot wide. Not by much though.

The hosts might be able to do some damage on the break. The Baggies, meanwhile, haven't had a shot in this second half yet.

This doesn't look good for Bristol City's Lorent Tolaj. The Robins forward is down getting treatment after colliding with Stoke goalkeeper Viktor Johansson.

It's not just you, Richard. It's so open at the top and bottom too, and we absolutely love it. Best division in the world.

Feel like there's more goals to come in this one.

Sam Smith heads just wide from Callum O'Hare's ball into the area.

Paul Parker
Ex-QPR and Manchester United defender on BBC Radio London

Jarrod Bowen was trying to get in underneath the wall. It would have been a worldie if he got it in up and over.

The only thing West Ham haven't done this half is score. They don't want to concede another on the counter. They need to show the appetite to score another goal and not to be content where they are.

Bristol City are so close to an opener.

Luke McNally meets Cameron Pring's cross from the right but heads just wide of the post.