Owain Tudur Jones
Former Swansea midfielder on BBC Radio Cymru

Matos has made some changes, so it's up to the players to show more now to get Swansea back into this game.

Swansea come forward for the first time in a while, eventually working the ball to Marko Stamenic.

The big New Zealander tries to curl into the far corner from outside the box but the ball flies inches wide.

Half a chance for Wrexham comes as Cameron Burgess' loose pass is picked off on the edge of his own box.

Fortunately for Swansea, Josh Windass drags his shot wide with the angle tight.

This has been much more of an even contest in the second half.

Wrexham are enjoying much more possession and territory than at any point in the first period.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

Wrexham are bringing a real physical edge to this game, and Swansea are struggling to match it.

One running battle that's caught the eye is Wrexham striker Kieffer Moore's constant tussling with Swans centre-back Ben Cabango.

Those two are Wales team-mates, so you'd imagine that's a contest that's played out in training a few times.

Ian Walsh
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Liam Cullen is capable of scoring goals. It will be interesting to see what position Matos deploys him in.

Liam Cullen and Eom Jisung are on for Zeidane Inoussa and Melker Widell.

Marko Stamenic is down a heap after a heavy challenge with Ben Sheaf.

Swansea want a foul - and look to have a case - but nothing is given, much to the frustration of the home contigent.

Barry Horne
Former Wales and Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

I never know why coaches and managers try to be so clever from free-kicks and corners.

The crossing opportunity from Galbraith was much more difficult than what the dead ball would've been.

Kieffer Moore bundles into Ethan Galbraith.

Swansea eventually work the resulting free-kick to Marko Stamenic, whose inviting cross is scrambled clear.

Ethan Galbraith plays a lovely ball over the top for Zeidane Inoussa to chase.

For the moment the Swansea winger looks favourite to get there before Arthur Okonkwo, but the Wrexham keeper makes a vital intervention.

A rare Wrexham foray forward as George Thomason races in behind, but Lawrence Vigouroux comes out and does just enough to put the Wrexham midfielder off.

The ball goes out for a corner but Swansea clear.

Swansea are trying to press high and put pressure on again, as they did in the first half.

You wonder how long it will be until they run out of energy, however.

A chance for Swansea right at the start of the second half as Ronald picks off a loose ball and tries to find the far corner from 20 yards, but his effort flies wide.

We are back under way.

Ian Walsh
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

It was a really enjoyable half. Of course there's been better quality in the Championship this season than tonight.

I've loved the atmosphere so far as well with both sets of fans going back and forth.

Swansea settled down after the first 20 minutes so it will be an interesting second half.

And now Swansea emerge. No sign of changes for either side.

Wrexham are back out early for the second half.

Wrexham have lost only one of their previous 11 matches, though they have not won any of the past four.

A first away victory since Norwich in September would be a major boost at the start of the hectic festive period.

As it stands, will be up to ninth in the Championship tonight, only three points outside the play-offs.

Swansea, meanwhile, would remain 19th, four points off the drop zone.

But there's a long way to go yet.