Has that set us up for a thrilling finale? The Swansea fans are in fine voice now for the first time all afternoon, Everton counter well though and Ross Barkley hits a low shot right down the throat of Lukasz Fabianski.

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

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"Jonjo Shelvey with a hard side-footed penalty. He never looked like missing.

"The last 10 minutes before the penalty it had been all Swansea. They'd been getting their wide players on the ball much more and were looking dangerous. Now they've been rewarded for their good play."

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That is as good as it gets. Hard and low, into the corner. No chance for Tim Howard as Jonjo Shelvey levels it up.

But that is a penalty! Swansea given the spot kick this time as Seamus Coleman handles the ball as he tries to shepherd it out for a goal kick. Coleman thinks he was fouled by Marvin Emnes but the penalty is given.

Tim Howard is booked for time-wasting...

Muted appeals from the stands for a penalty as first Seamus Coleman and then Phil Jagielka put in strong tackles as the cross comes in from the right. Nothing given.

West Ham's Enner Valencia has recovered from a toe injury and replaces Kevin Nolan in Sam Allardyce's starting line-up.

Mark Hughes will be looking to arrest Stoke's run of three defeats on the spin, and he brings in Marko Arnautovic and Victor Moses, who was ineligible for the Potters visit to his parent club Chelsea last Saturday.

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West Ham XI: Adrian, Jenkinson, Collins, Reid, Cresswell, Song, Noble (c), Kouyate, Downing, Valencia, Sakho.

Stoke City XI: Begovic, Cameron, Shawcross (c), Wollscheid, Wilson, Whelan, N'Zonzi, Moses, Adam, Arnautovic, Walters.

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Into the last 25 minutes at Swansea, both sides continuing with the patient, slick build-up but there's a real lack of cutting edge. No plan B for Swansea, it seems.

Jack Rodwell replaces the suspended Sebastian Larsson as Sunderland make one change from the side that beat Newcastle 1-0 on Sunday.

Crystal Palace beat Manchester City on Monday so you may well expect Alan Pardew to name the same side. But it has not happened. Martin Kelly and Joe Ledley drop to the bench, with Pape Souare and Mile Jedinak coming into the team. Jedinak returns after a four-game suspension and captains the Eagles.

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Sunderland XI: Pantilimon, O'Shea, Vergini, Jones, van Aanholt, Cattermole, Gomez, Rodwell, Fletcher, Wickham, Defoe.

Crystal Palace XI: Speroni; Ward, Dann, Delaney, Souare; Bolasie, McArthur, Jedinak, Zaha; Puncheon; Murray.

Late, late drama as Darren Bent snaffles a stoppage-time equaliser for Derby!

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

"John Stones has looked really good in the heart of the Everton defence. He's been assured, quick, and comfortable in possession. He's got everything. A real prospect for the future.

"One thing I would have liked to see is how Stones would have coped with Bafetimbi Gomis today. He hasn't had to of course, with Gomis having to go off earlier. Is Marvin Emnes good enough to play at this level, week in week out?"

Better from the hosts, Marvin Emnes strides forward and shoots low from 25 yards, it's a decent hit but it's never troubling Tim Howard and drifts harmlessly wide.

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

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"A good move from Swansea there with Wayne Routledge tearing down the right but his cross was easily claimed by Tim Howard. They seemed to have stepped it up a notch or two since the start of the second half - which they have to do to get back into the game."

What a weekend of sport we've got ahead of us. It's one of those days where you don't know what to watch, all you do know is that you're camping in front of your television... and the BBC Sport website!

There's the Grand National, Masters, the first ever Women's Boat Race, oodles of football - including the Manchester derby, Formula One, county cricket.

Here's what's on BBC Sport this weekend and how to follow it all.

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Swansea haven't looked like scoring so a second Everton goal could kill this game off. Gareth Barry has a free header from a corner but can't get enough purchase on it.

Back in Swansea, left-back Neil Taylor goes into the book for a late sliding challenge on Aaron Lennon, who is having a big effect on this game. He's been the best player on the park so far.

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Alistair Mann
BBC Match of the Day commentator

"On his first return to the north-east since he became Crystal Palace manager, Alan Pardew would be forgiven for seeming that little bit taller and more self-assured than when he left.

"The unanimous approval he's received since his arrival at Selhurst Park has been in marked contrast to that which he felt on Tyneside but, in reality, as a manager with enormous experience it's unlikely to have had any effect on his own self-belief.

"One fact though that may encourage Sunderland fans is that in his eight Tyne-Wear derbies he only won once. Winning the derby in his first home game has been a perfect start for new boss Dick Advocaat, but he's acutely aware that it will count for little if there's a poor performance to follow it."

Jonathan Pearce
BBC Match of the Day commentator

"Spurs to win this for me, but only if Harry Kane's team-mates step up to the plate. He can't do it on his own. They could yet see Europe slip away and Aston Villa could yet lose their top-flight status.

"Villa's survival seems to rest with one man. Christian Benteke's midweek hat-trick against QPR took him to seven in his last five games in all. He has helped Villa score as many in their last six games in all competitions as they did in their previous 18. But they now look leaky at the other end, and improvement under Tim Sherwood has been stuttering.

"Sherwood still feels hurt by his treatment at Tottenham, where he had the best win percentage of any Spurs manager in the Premier League. A victory on Saturday would be a huge boost with winnable home matches against Everton, West Ham and Burnley to come."

John Roder
Match of the Day commentator

"After this Midlands derby at The Hawthorns, Leicester City have seven matches left to try and avoid an immediate return to the Championship.

"Crucially, five of those seven fixtures are at home, in front of supporters who were given renewed belief that their team can avoid the drop when Andy King scored a late winner against West Ham last weekend.

"West Brom manager Tony Pulis will be demanding a positive response from his players to last weekend's 4-1 loss against QPR, and an early goal for his side may just settle any nerves regarding a late slide into a battle against relegation."

John Motson
BBC Match of the Day commentator

"On paper, a game between two clubs in ninth and 10th place - locked together on 42 points - has an end of season feel to it.

"West Ham's return of 11 points from their last 14 games has somewhat ruined their season, and initially appeared to see their European hopes fade and die - just like the bubbles in their famous anthem.

"Charlie Adam's stunning strike from his own half may have got all the stylistic points in Stoke's 2-1 defeat at Chelsea, but they ultimately left empty-handed. Indeed, they come into this game looking to halt a three-game losing streak.

"Regardless of how the remainder of Stoke's season pans out, goalkeeper Asmir Begovic's future remains an unwelcome distraction. The club want to sign the Bosnian to a new contract, but he will not make a decision until the summer."