It took 31 minutes but we have had a corner kick in this second half.

Burnley win it and Jaidon Anthony curls in from the left, only for Lawrence Virouroux to come off his line and claim, at the second attempt after juggling the ball into the back of Zian Flemming.

Ronald drives into the Burnley area on the left and tees up Josh Tymon on the edge of the box who is only able to drag a low shot across the face of goal with his left foot, so often a wand, but not on this occasion.

Into the final 20 minutes or so and this one is very much in the balance.

The home fans are getting a little restless as tricky speedster Jaidon Anthony opts to do nothing involving speed or trickery and tries his luck from 25 yards but his pearoller is straight at Swans keeper Lawrence Vigouroux.

Steve Thompson
BBC Radio Lancashire summariser & former Blackpool assistant manager

The Burnley fans want them to get after it but with these teams you have to do it in threes and fours.

Burnley have got to match Swansea with the runners.

They're playing well but they have not got a threat.

Burnley defender Maxime Esteve bustles into the Swans box on the left and tumbles to the turf under pressure from Josh Key, who has his hands up, but referee David Webb is swift to spread his arms and award a goal kick.

Home fans, and Esteve not amused...

Luca Koleosho and Lucas Pires are withdrawn by Scott Parker with Bashir Humphreys and Enock Agyei coming off the bench to give the Swansea backline something new to think about.

Josh Key with another fine run into the box, only to be thwarted by the back-tracking Lucas Pires as he threatened to get a near-post shot off.

Key has been the most influential player on the pitch for the past 15 minutes and gets his chance at a shot from 25 yards soon after, curling straight down the throat of James Trafford.

Steve Thompson
BBC Radio Lancashire summariser & former Blackpool assistant manager

It's great defending from Maxime Esteve, he knows his man is not getting there and clears it.

Off the line...

Burnley keeper James Trafford wanders off to his far post to try to claim a high ball from Josh Key on the right, it sails over his head, is met by an angled header from Liam Cullen which is going to bounce in until it is hacked off the line by the sliding Maxime Esteve.

Out of nothing, the visitors were almost ahead.

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Burnley working up a head of steam as firstly Zian Flemming nods a right-wing cross straight at Lawrence Vigouroux before Jeremy Sarmiento lashes another 18-yard strike over the crossbar after the restart.

James Trafford a spectator for the past 15 minutes or so.

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Ronald clatters into Josh Brownhill near the touchline, forearm smash really, pure frustration and earns himself a booking.

Joe Allen and Zan Vipotnik are being withdrawn by the visitors with Liam Cullen and Florian Bianchini coming sent on by Luke Williams.

343 minutes now since Zian Flemming equalised for the Clarets at Hull City on 23 October - Burnley's last goal.

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Some more nice approach play from Burnley down the right ends with Connor Roberts whipping the ball back into the box where Jeremy Sarmiento can only blaze over the near post from eight yards out.

A little more composure required... if he had it, it might be 1-0.

Steve Thompson
BBC Radio Lancashire summariser & former Blackpool assistant manager

Burnley play good football but there is no end product.

Both teams will be making changes I would have thought.

Swansea's Harry Darling is a big bruiser of a defender but he goes to ground very easily after the slightest touch from the pacey Jaidon Anthony as he chases a ball down the right channel towards the Swans box.

Anthony saw what might have been the winning goal ruled out for a similarly light touch at West Brom on Thursday night and has a face like thunder once again.

It's not actually the 0-0 you might think it is, based on the fact these teams have conceded only 15 goals between them in 28 combined games before today...

Jeremy Sarmiento drives through midfield and spreads wide to Luca Koleosho to try and launch Burnley forward down the left, though a low cross is cut-out by the visitirs.

End-to-end stuff, and some pretty approach play too.

Swans full-back Josh Key is the one who is trying to unlock the Clarets defence and he swings in an inviting cross from the right which is met by the on-rushing Ronald at the back stick, only to send his header too close to James Trafford at his near post.

Burnley forward Zian Flemming has a spectacular goal in his locker and decides to have a pop from the very corner of the penalty area, a little like his countryman Marco van Basten, but can only lash his volley over Lawrence Vigouroux's crossbar.

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West Bromwich Albion head coach Carlos Corberan speaking to BBC Radio WM after his side's 2-1 win away to Hull - a first win for eight games.

"The Championship is a massive league this year. To win is very hard.

"We have only lost two games out of 15 this season - and we have 25 points. We can compete. It is a message that we need to understand.

"Hull are a very offensive team with quality, so I am very proud of the players.

"We played Thursday night and had only 66 hours to prepare for the game. They had two days more."

Already seen a couple of players slip over on this slick surface after the half-time deluge.

Josh Key chases down a lost cause and keeps the ball in play for Swansea, only for his cross to evade everyone and Burnley to clear.

Swansea on the front foot after the restart...