Mike Taylor
BBC WM commentator

Stoke got the lead and probably should have been 2-0 up but Wolves have taken the lead because they have been eager.

The referee blows the whistle and boos ring around Pride Park.

A goal from Joseph Opoku after only 2 minutes was overshadowed by the fact he went off injured shortly afterwards.

But despite Swansea's depleted forward options, Derby couldn't get out of their half for most of the match, and it was no surprise when the superb Eom Ji-sung doubled the lead just before the break.

Swansea are breezing through this one.

Andy Robinson
Former Swansea City winger on BBC Radio Wales

What a time to score. Eom Ji-sung probably won't score an easier goal than that, but his touch kills the ball and allows him to tap it into the net.

This second goal is what Swansea deserve - they have been fantastic. Derby have been atrocious at the back.

David Webb says it's three minutes of added on time.

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Wolves strike back with a Rodrigo Gomes double to lead at the break.

Sam Gallagher netted a beauty to give Stoke an early lead in the second minute but twice Gomes was able to pinch a loose ball in the box to put his side ahead.

Wolves dominating possession but Stoke winger Sorba Thomas has some huge chances to rue in the dressing room.

We've got a game here, folks.

Sorba Thomas' delivers into the box but Wolves stopper Jose Sa is out to jump and collect.

As he runs out for the quick move forward though Sam Gallagher gets in his way and Sa dramatically falls to ground, drawing out a caution for the Stoke winger.

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Middlesbrough know they're in a real game as we head to the interval all square.

West Brom have popped the ball about really nicely and are showing why they've won their opening two league games.

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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13:07 BST

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.