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Stoke forward Jon Walters, speaking to Sky Sports: "The first penalty I wasn't too sure of and the second one, I thought he gave it because he gave the first one. It was a hard game. Swansea are a good team with a good manager. We managed to nick the winner, and that is a couple of wins back to back now. About time too."

So, Stoke's Charlie Adam believes his side's penalty - awarded when Victor Moses appeared to dive - was a correct decision. To recap, Swansea went into the lead via a controversial spot-kick after Ryan Shawcross was penalised for grappling with Wilfried Bony at a corner. BBC Radio 5 live's Danny Mills believes neither was a penalty - what do you think?

Stoke midfielder Charlie Adam, speaking to Sky Sports: "Wilfried Bony caused us problems in the first half, there were too many balls in to his feet, but once we got to grips with that we settled in and managed to play and in the end we dominated the second part of the game and deserved the victory.

"I thought it was a penalty, Angel Rangel stuck a leg out, it's a penalty and it brought us back in the game."

It's the middle of October and Stoke are level on points in the Premier League with Manchester United, Arsenal and Tottenham. They are also above Newcastle, Everton and Aston Villa. And they play good football, too.

Former England defender Danny Mills at the Britannia Stadium
BBC Radio 5 live

"Mark Hughes will be delighted. His side was poor in the first half, when there were two very contentious decisions. The penalty Swansea were awarded was ridiculous in my opinion and I think the referee evened it up by giving Stoke a soft penalty later.

"But Stoke were much sharper in the second half and in the end got the win through Jon Walters. They have struggled at home this season."

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A pretty impressive three points for the Potters. Job done for Sparky and the boys. Swansea are now five games without a win.

The Swansea keeper is up... but Bafetimbi Gomis fires his free-kick well over the bar.

Swansea are awarded a free-kick 30 yards from goal...

Everyone back for Stoke. Swansea look like they've run out of steam.

Agubata Odinaka:, external I can now say confidently that there has been a revolution at Stoke City. Their game has definitely evolved. Credit to Mark Hughes.

Wilfried Bony from just outside the box. Well wide.

Former England defender Danny Mills at the Britannia Stadium
BBC Radio 5 live

"Stoke will move up into the top half with this win, and Mark Hughes will be delighted. It would be fabulous for them to finish there at the end of the season. Swansea are going for it. They are pretty much playing a four up front, with Marvin Emnes sat in behind."

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Ki Sung-yueng tries to bend a 25-yard free-kick into the back of the net, but Asmir Begovic is equal to the effort. Four minutes of time added on.

Sam Williams:, external I turned on the Liverpool game with 10 minutes to go. Hopefully I'll have the same effect here...

Swansea are pushing Stoke back now - the Potters loathe to play too high in case Jefferson Montero gets in behind. Marvin Emnes has a shot which is blocked. I'd say we're coming up to last chance saloon territory for the visitors, but four goals were scored in this period in the Liverpool game earlier.

A final roll of the dice from Swansea, with Marvin Emnes replacing Gylfi Sigurdsson.

Stoke, who have used all three of their substitutes, have a litte worry as defender Phil Bardsley pulls up injured. He'll do his best to solider on, though.

Kevin Threadgold:, external That has to be one of the worst attempts at a save I've ever seen. What on earth was Lukasz Fabianski doing?

Steve:, external Amusingly late dive from Fabianski for the second Stoke goal.

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Back on the subject of wingers, it's great to see players whose sole job is to roast the full-back and put in a decent delivery. Like the good old days of David White, Tony Daley, Peter Beagrie and Anders Limpar.

Stoke have their tails up now and Steven N'Zonzi works his way into the Swansea penalty area, but dithers too long and the opportunity passes.