Spurs win! That did not look likely at all for much of the second half but that man Christian Eriksen is deadly in the last minute from 20 yards. What a victory...

FOUR MINUTES added on. Spurs have made a nice habit of coming from behind to win away from home this season, and they're at it again.

Former Wales international John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live at the Liberty Stadium

"Talk about a smash and grab - that is exactly what Tottenham have done here. But they kept going and have got better as the game has gone on. Spurs have stolen three points."

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Well this is a good result! Spurs do it again! Christian Eriksen does it again! He scored a late goal at Hull recently, and has picked up a late winner again! It's an awful clearance from Jazz Richards, shovelling it straight back to Spurs when he could have just put it out. And Spurs punish them, Eriksen battering into the bottom corner from the edge of the box. Wonderful strike.

This is petering out into a draw. Good result for Spurs?

Former Wales international John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live at the Liberty Stadium

"A tremendous performance from Wilfried Bony. His overall game has been excellent but he could have scored four goals today - and I'm not even joking. I think Mauricio Pochettino would be more than happy to get out of here with a point. Swansea have beaten Arsenal here this season, and are very strong at home."

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Approaching the last five minutes. Wilfried Bony comes off to be replaced by Bafetimbi Gomis. Anyone getting a winner?

Harry Kane does well to turn on the touchline and send Kyle Walker down the line. Neil Taylor gets in a tangle with his opposing full-back and has to go in the book.

Spurs sub Benjamin Stambouli then joins him for handball.

Former Wales international John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live at the Liberty Stadium

"Tottenham seem to have found another gear from somewhere in the last three or four minutes, they've had some decent attacks. I cannot understand Swansea's marking on that corner (see 76 mins). Jazz Richards is about five foot nine, and he is picking up Harry Kane. I don't think Gerhard Tremmel is getting there if Kane puts it on target."

Daniel Woodley: It's painful to see how low Tottenham have fallen. Getting totally dominated by Swansea and we lack any sort of creativity.

Liam C: Swansea passes seem to reach Swansea players. Spurs seem to going for "anywhere will do".

Neil Knighton: More of the same from Spurs - no intensity or purpose. We need to stamp some authority on the match but looks unlikely to happen.

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Wilfried Bony shows his worth in the other box with fine defending at the near post. And so close! Harry Kane again wins the header from a corner, twisting his neck brilliantly to angle it across goal, the ball skipping inches wide of the far post.

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Into the last 15 minutes. Swansea have had just under 60% of possession in the second half. They look the side most likely to find the third goal.

Former Wales international John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live at the Liberty Stadium

"Lots of pressure from Swansea, Jefferson Montero went close after great play from Gylfi Sigurdsson, who found Jonjo Shelvey in the box but Shelvey couldn't quite get the lift he wanted on the ball. Swansea are totally dominating play. It's just whether or not they can go and get the winner, because Spurs are capable of breaking away and grabbing a winner themselves."

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So close again. Gylfi Sigurdsson slides in a low ball which Jonjo Shelvey meets, his drive turned away by a Spurs defender.

Corner played short to Jefferson Montero, he hits one! Just wide! Swansea piling on the pressure...

Spurs make a change in midfield as Ryan Mason is hauled off and Benjamin Stambouli comes on. A summer signing who has not seen much football.

Swansea change right-backs as Jazz Richards replaces Angel Rangel. Two of the best names in football...

Former Wales international John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live at the Liberty Stadium

"Tottenham should be fresh today because they have made nine changes to the team that played in the Europa League, but I tend to agree that playing in that competition does take a lot out of you. You travel back on the Thursday night, there's training on Friday and Saturday before the game on Sunday, and that does tire you."

Fine extended passage of play from Swansea as Wilfried Bony and Jefferson Montero slice down the sides. He then lays it back to Gylfi Sigurdsson, who turns away from one man onto his left foot but curls wide from 20 yards. Would have been some goal. Very open game now as Ashley Williams has to be alert to clear his lines at the other end.

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Harry Kane curls one wide from 25 yards after cutting in from the left flank. If anyone in a black and yellow shirt is going to find a goal you'd bank on it being him.

Swansea then counter well and Wilfried Bony almost finds Jonjo Shelvey with a cheeky backheel. Cheeky in the extreme.

Ben Stephenson: That's the quickest Roberto Soldado has run today (see 56 mins).

Dax Fullbrook: How Tottenham are top 10 I don't know. Worst defence in years. No bite in the middle. One half-decent striker. I'm writing this season off now. I hope we have a massive clear out in January. No excuses in 15-16.

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