Come on Manchester United, let's see what you've got! Not a lot so far. Ashley Young swings in a cross from the left byline towards - yes, you've guessed it - Marouane Fellaini. But the lanky Belgian climbs over the back of a Swansea defender like an excited hill-walker and is rightly punished.

Never mind sitting back on this lead - Swansea want another goal. Jefferson Montero tries to make inroads down the left flank, only to see his attempted cross blocked by a red shirt.

Swansea make an attacking change in the aftermath of that second goal - lightning Ecuador winger Jefferson Montero replaces Gylfi Sigurdsson. Not a substitution that a tiring defender wants to see....

Jibu Elias: Still wondering why Shelvey is so underrated, he is an excellent big game player. Pure class!

jerry elumeze: LVG doesn't get it, does he? Time to look for a new manager.

dan delaney: Man utd playing like a drain! Moyes was getting slatted this time last season and he didnt have 150 million to spend like LVG.

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One for the dubious goals panel there (if that still exists). Was it Jonjo Shelvey's goal? Or is Bafetimbi Gomis going to try and nab it? The jubilant home fans couldn't care less - their team is about a quarter of an hour away from clinching their first double against the mighty Manchester United...

Well, well, well! No-one saw this one coming. Earlier I said Swansea were being pummelled like a tiring heavyweight boxer and in true Rocky Balboa style they bounce back to land a potentially knockout blow.

Jonjo Shelvey lets fly with a speculative strike from 25 yards, which clips the forehead of Bafetimbi Gomis on its way past a wrong-footed David De Gea.

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Now it is Angel Di Maria's turn to lead the Swansea defenders into a merry dance. The Argentine skips into the penalty area from the left, gets to the byeline, but sees his low cross blocked by the chest of international team-mate Fernandez.

How have Manchester United not scored another yet? Wayne Rooney wriggles into space before seeing his low angled shot blocked by a Swansea defender.

All Manchester United now. Swansea, like a tiring heavyweight boxer, are being pinned back on the ropes, absorbing every away punch. Another Red Devils corner is stuck into the six-yard box, but this time Fabianski is less convincing. He flaps at the ball and tumbles on to the floor. Can it break loose to a United player? Nope, Fabianski luckily lands on the ball to gather.

But Manchester United are back on the attack within seconds. Another United corner finds Marcos Rojo, who cannot keep his head down. Chance.

Take a deep breath Swansea. The home side are given a moment to breathe as home keeper Lukasz Fabianski is fouled by Phil Jones as the pair challenge for a high ball.

Manchester United are posing more threat down the flanks since the introduction of Antonio Valencia and Ashley Young - exactly what Louis van Gaal was hoping for. Another Young centre from the left looks to pick out Robin van Persie, who can only stick the lightest touch on the ball with his slightly-greying head.

From Andy in Armagh: Manchester United's problem this season hasn't been the players, their tactics or the formation. The problem is the style of play being far too slow. I've never seen a Manchester United side attack so slowly, it just allows their opposition to get organised behind the ball. Speed things up Louis!

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Former Republic of Ireland winger Kevin Kilbane
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"United have just started to edge a bit more forward, they are started to create a few more chance but Gomis still looks a threat for Swansea."

Manchester United substitute Ashley Young made an impact against Preston last week - and the England wide-man almost make another instant impression here. Young's inswinging cross finds Wayne Rooney, who stumbles and nudges the ball into the path of Robin van Persie. The Dutchman's eyes light up, only to poke into the side-netting of the Swansea goal.

Louis van Gaal isn't happy. The Manchester United boss decides to make another change - and it is another switch on the flank. This time, it is left-back Luke Shaw who is hooked, Ashley Young coming on in his place.

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Manchester United win consecutive corners as they look to retake the lead. Can they make the most of these set-pieces? No. Swansea clear both easily.

In all the drama of Ki Sung-yeung's effort (that's how dramatic it was), I didn't get chance to tell you that United defender Phil Jones was booked for kicking away the ball. One more misdemeanour young man and you'll be heading for an early bath. On your 23rd birthday....

Some risky defensive play by Manchester United as defender Marcos Rojo and keeper David De Gea try to play their way out of trouble. Eventually the ball breaks to Luke Shaw, who relieves the pressure by putting on the after-burners and stretching his legs down the left flank.

Manchester United win just their second corner of the match but, again, it is too close to Swansea keeper Lukasz Fabianski. The Pole collects under little pressure. That's meat and drink for him.