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"It's definitely a goal, clearly over the line. The ref is holding is hands out as if to say 'there's nothing I can do about it'. Ospina palmed it out, but it was too late."

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Smash and grab. Swansea catch Arsenal cold, with Jefferson Montero putting in a cross from the left and Bafetimbi Gomis heads home. Or does he? Yes... it's a goal. The linesman's arm is buzzing. David Ospina's attempt to scoop the ball from behind the line are in vain.

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Neil Taylor has been Swansea's weak link tonight, with all of Arsenal's best play coming down the right. The full-back almost gives the ball away to Jack Wilshere in the middle of the park but recovers just in time.

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UNBELIEVABLE drama in the League One play-offs. Since we last mentioned it there have been three more goals. Sheffield United have just scored twice in a couple of minutes to make it 5-5 on the night against Swindon, meaning the Blades trail 7-6 on aggregate. One more goal takes it to extra time.

Brilliant, brilliant game. Seven minutes of added time being played -follow it here.

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BBC Sport

"He won't get a better chance all season. Somehow he has played it straight at the goalkeeper."

How has he not scored there? Or there? First Fabianski denies Alexis Sanchez from close range and then Santi Cazorla in similar territory. Swansea bring on Mo Barrow.

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A shot from Aaron Ramsey, but he's stretching and it's easily dealt with by the keeper.

Everyone is penned back for Swansea now as Arsenal begin to apply the squeeze. Arsene Wenger is getting agitated on the touchline and Bafetimbi Gomis is brought on for Swansea, in place of Ki Sung-yueng. A positive change from Garry Monk.

Matt Wortley: Wilshere & Walcott on...the Arsenal medics are warming up.

Theo Walcott from six yards out... a stabbed shot... at the keeper. Groans.

Jack Wilshere is throwing himself into everything. I suspect he's one of those people who gets competitive playing Monopoly. He's added to Arsenal's intensity though. Got to be a breakthrough soon.

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Jack Wilshere... how good is he? I rate him, I rate him highly. But I read the papers and they say Manchester City are interested and could pay £30m. Is he worth that much? Either way, he's straight into the action here and drives down the Swansea left before firing into the side-netting. Arsenal have also brought on Theo Walcott.

Eddie: Could do with a Flappyhandski moment here from Lukasz to grab all 3 pts. He owes us at least that much.

Time for Jack Wilshere. Francis Coquelin gets the hook.

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"That was a loose bit of defending from Swansea. Cazorla was given far too much time, but it was Fabianski to the rescue."

Santi Cazorla is a magician. He's got three players around him in a space the size of a phone box (kids, ask your Mum and Dad) and he still manages to get a shot away. Straight at the keeper though.

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A goal is coming. Trust me. Aaron Ramsey finds the side-netting this time. End to end.

Time for a change. Angel Rangel is off and Jazz Richards is his replacement. Good name.

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A low shot from Olivier Giroud from just inside the area is straight at the keeper, and the first attempt on target for the Gunners.

Thomas Mottershead: Arsenal play some nice passing football but they're too slow in the process! Gotta pick up the pace!

Sachin Sadier: Arsenal are finally showing showing signs of life, driving forward attacking the goal.