Here we go then, the players are making their way out of the tunnel. 

Ashley Williams pours a whole bottle of water over his own head. Surely it's not that warm down in Swansea today?

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Match of the Day commentator at the Liberty Stadium

"Out of the blocks quickly this season, Swansea tripped over their laces last week at Watford.

"Their passing was poor, the tempo too slow and they got what they deserved. Nothing.

"Garry Monk won't tolerate a repeat of that performance and I expect a big improvement for the return of Roberto Martinez to his former club.

"The Spaniard has got Everton purring again. Terrific against Chelsea, they produced the perfect away display when I saw them win at Southampton last month.

"Both teams love to dominate possession. Which one manages to translate that in to goals will determine the winner of this game."

Roberto Martinez has overseen two wins and two draws in his four Premier League games as Everton boss against the Swans. 

Will the unbeaten run continue today?

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Here's a stat that tells another story though...

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No surprise to see Swansea striker Bafetimbi Gomis make the front page of today's programme - the Frenchman has been in brilliant form. 

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Will there be a stand-out performance among the Everton lot today? Surely it can't be Steven Naismith again. 

What are the odds on another perfect hat-trick?

Everton manager Roberto Martinez:  "We’ve made two changes after the two injuries we picked up against Chelsea. But Steven Naismith had a full performance last week so that’s not much of a change.

"We feel we started well but we want to kick on. The performances against Southampton and Chelsea were very good but it’s important we see another different approach today and perform really well.

"Garry Monk, he was my captain here at Swansea and for me he has been incredible. I don’t think you’ll find a better manager in the Premier League over the three seasons he has been here."

Swansea manager Garry Monk:  "Everyone is fully fit so there’s just the one change from last week.The players have been training very well, there’s been a good focus and we hope to transfer that into the game today.

"The good thing with this group is that whenever we have had a setback we have been able to respond.

"I was team-mates with Roberto (Martinez) originally and then he came back in as manager here. He’s a good guy and we get on well, he went from a player to a manager like myself, so we have that relationship too. I’m sure we’ll have a chat after."

Swansea manager Garry Monk makes just one change from the team that lost 1-0 to Watford last weekend. Winger Jefferson Montero returns to the starting line-up, with Wayne Routledge dropping to the bench.

Swansea XI: Fabianski, Naughton, Fernandez, Williams, Taylor, Cork, Shelvey, Ayew, Sigurdsson, Montero, Gomis.

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Everton manager Roberto Martinez makes two changes from the team that beat Chelsea 3-1 last weekend. Forward Steven Naismith gets a starting place after scoring a hat-trick, with Mohamed Besic dropping out, while there is a first Premier League start for Ty Browning, who comes in for the injured Seamus Coleman at right-back.

Everton XI: Howard, Browning, Stones, Jagielka, Galloway, Barry, McCarthy, Naismith, Barkley, Kone, Lukaku.

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Team news is in already - but first a little bit of housekeeping.  

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Good afternoon. 

And welcome to what should be an intriguing contest at the Liberty Stadium this afternoon. 

Swansea have started the season strongly, beating Manchester United in their last home game, but they suffered a bit of a stumble at Watford last week, losing 1-0. 

Everton are fresh from beating champions Chelsea 3-1 at Goodison Park last weekend and their victory at Southampton in August was the perfect away performance. 

Who'll come out on top today?