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Here ends our busy Saturday of 11 Championship games and nearly eight hours of live text coverage.

Thanks for joining us today, we return refresh and reinvigorated for more on Tuesday night.

Frank Lampard and Championship leaders Coventry play fourth-placed Millwall as the headline of the nine games.

We'll see you then!

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At half-time this lunchtime, Coventry were trailing Leicester and Middlesbrough and Ipswich were beginning to breathe down their necks.

But after a stirring second half, the Sky Blues stay six points clear and the team to beat in the Championship.

There were wins for the sides in third, fourth, and fifth while at the bottom Norwich and Portsmouth picked up big victories on the road.

It's all shaping up to be an exciting last few months of the season in England's second tier.

Swansea climb one spot to 16th, but Birmingham stay 14th.

The Swans record a fifth consecutive unbeaten game at home, while Blues have still not won on the road since mid-October, but this was at least a first draw after four straight defeats.

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The points are shared in south Wales.

Swansea deservedly led through Zan Vipotnik but Patrick Roberts' second half strike means Blues go away with a draw.

The Swans will reflect on hitting the woodwork three times though. Is that a much needed change of luck for the visitors on the road?

Both sides are in last chance saloon looking for a winner.

We enter an extra four minutes of play.

Half a sniff for Blues forward Lewis Koumas as he spins his marker, but he drags his effort wide of the far post.

Only a few minutes to go, plus stoppages.

Can either side grab what would surely be a winner?

A chance now for Blues as Willum Willumsson shakes the hand of Marvin Ducksch as he takes to the field.

Ducksch looks a bit disgruntled as he departs.

We have a Swansea debut as ex-Crystal Palace skipper Joel Ward is introduced.

Goncalo Franco's afternoon is cut short by a few minutes.

Swansea are so unlucky not to lead for a second time!

Josh Tymon with a terrific cross from the left, which Liam Cullen meets with a super header, but it comes back off the underside of the bar.

The woodwork denies the Jacks for a third time tonight.

Zeidane Inoussa is introduced for the home side in place of Eom Ji-Sung.

From Tommy Doyle's resulting corner, Lawrence Vigouroux is again forced to produce some acrobatics to punch the ball away as it threaten to drop into the net.

The referee checks his watch - it had not crossed the line.

So close to the turnaround.

Blues neatly work it into Jay Stansfield and he is about to pull the trigger when Jay Fulton makes a big sliding tackle.

But his tackle takes the ball goalwards and Lawrence Vigouroux is forced to make a crucial diving stop.

Patrick Roberts did not over-celebrate his equaliser.

It was get the ball back and let's get under way again. Birmingham will not settle for a point.

That is putting your body on the line for your team.

Patrick Roberts takes aim from about 12 yards and catches it really sweetly and Jay Fulton blocks it with his head.

It's hit so hard that it knocks Fulton off his feet.

Head coach Vitor Matos opts for his first two subs of the game.

He sends on Liam Cullen and Malick Yalocuye.

Goalscorer Zan Vipotnik and Melker Widell are withdrawn.

Birmingham will be 15th if they cannot find a goal.

That still has them ahead of West Brom, Southampton, Sheffield United, Norwich.

Some big beasts really struggling in the second tier this season.

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Swansea have not quite regained some of that first half fluency but they have come closest to the game's second goal with Ronald hitting the bar.

Birmingham would struggle to come from two goals down.