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A superb game ends in the right result. Neither side deserved to lose it after going at each other for much of the 90 minutes.

Christian Eriksen emerges with most credit for his brace of superb free-kicks, but hats of to a number of supporting players, including Jefferson Montero and Andre Ayew.

Harry Kane might want to forget about this one, though.

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Oh, what a save! So close to a winner for Swansea. A free-kick is swung into the box and met by the head Federico Fernandez, which looks to be bound for the net until Hugo Lloris dives full-stretch to palm the ball away.

The last man Swansea want to give space to on the edge of the box is Christian Erisken. They do just that, though, and are lucky that his shot flashes past the post.

The Spurs man wants a corner. He doesn't get one.

Andros Townsend is doing his best to try and find that winner. He cuts in from the left and fires low but his shot is blocked.

Kyle Walker is then booked for a foul on Jefferson Montero as the Swansea winger broke. He is lucky that didn't come earlier.

Two minutes to go. Is there a winner in the offing?

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Swansea whip off Jonjo Shelvey and send on Jack Cork.

Handball?! Surely! Jonjo Shelvey delivers and a blue-clad arm looks to connect with the ball as Spurs look to head clear. No, wait, the flag is up against Ashley Williams. Excitement over.

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Swansea have a free-kick midway inside the Spurs half. Chance to create something...

Jan Vertonghen goes down following a sliding tackle from Andre Ayew. At first, it looks like the Swansea man is going into the book, but instead the Spurs defender is show yellow for diving.

Off goes Harry Kane, on comes Mousa Dembele.

Soon after, another Andros Townsend shot is saved by Lukasz Fabianski. This could go either way. Both teams want to win it.

Harry Kane now has a strike-partner in Clinton N'Jie and the two combine to set up Andros Townsend for a dipping, swinging shot from the edge of the box that Lukasz Fabianski does really well to stop with his legs. So close.

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Tottenham's Eric Dier is into the book for sliding in on Andre Ayew. He is angry. He thinks he won the ball.

Spurs look the more likely to win this. Dele Alli hits one from range but Lukasz Fabianski is equal to it with a solid diving stop.

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The home team's first change is an attacking one as Modou Barrow comes on for Gylfi Sigurdsson.

Tottenham flood forward again and win a corner. Ki Sung-yueng heads clear, though, and Swansea survive.

Spurs suddenly have a new lease of life. Andros Townsend fires a low shot but the sting is taken out by a deflection and Lukasz Fabianski can save.

A second Spurs change sees forward Clinton N'Jie - a summer signing from Lyon, for nearly £10m no less - on for Nacer Chadli.

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Oh, Spurs hearts in mouths as Swansea come down the right again firstly through Jefferson Montero and then Gylfi Sigurdsson, whose low cross is cut out.

They are unable to make anything from the resulting corner but keep the attack going before Andre Ayew's cross is just too high for Bafetimbi Gomis and Spurs win a fortunate goal-kick.