Brilliant from Bafetimbi Gomis to flick the ball past Jan Vertonghen. Rubbish from Gomis to then fire wide from 25 yards.

Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino is the first man to twist, sending on Andros Townsend for the ineffective Erik Lamela.

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A nice move by Swansea ends with Ki Sung-yueng's deflected 20-yard shot going for a corner. After the set-piece is initially cleared it is hammered back in for Bafetimbi Gomis, who heads wide from six yards out but is flagged offside. Replays show that he wasn't, though. But either way, it's not a goal. So it doesn't matter.

Jefferson Montero remains the outlet for Swansea, but so far his team-mates haven't got the ball to him quickly enough. It is making him too easy to mark.

On the other side of the pitch, Ben Davies slides in to foul Andre Ayew and receives the first yellow card of the match.

Garry Monk is furious. Spurs had a free-kick for a foul by Jefferson Montero, but they are allowed to take it 10 yards forward from where the offence took place. Harry Kane's shove on Lukasz Fabianski ensures that Monk's rage doesn't rise even further.

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First chance of the half goes to Spurs and Harry Kane. The ball is swung in the box where the striker takes a touch and is ready to strike from close range but Lukasz Fabianski does superbly to dive in and push the ball away.

Swansea respond with a Montero cross that Bafetimbi Gomis heads over.

The game is back under way.

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At the moment, some fans are spinning round the Liberty Stadium pitch with their foreheads on poles before trying to score. It isn't graceful, but I imagine it is better than some of the Manchester United defending that is taking place at the Emirates this afternoon (I'm guessing, I've only seen the score).

You can follow that game here.

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I'm not sure this heat map really does justice to the red-hot speed of Jefferson Montero, but it gives an indicator of the areas in which he is looking to hurt Spurs.

Kyle Walker has a big job on his hands.

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Half over. And it has been a cracking half. Poor Harry Kane, though. His own goal separates the teams.

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Jefferson Montero turns on the afterburners and looks to get past Kyle Walker again. He does but also takes the ball out of play for a goal-kick.

Just a couple of minutes left in this half. The excitement has died down a touch.

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Matias Ibo: Kane, I know you have trouble scoring but surely you don't start forget where you should actually put the ball in.

Scott Wilcox: Great news for #england fans, Kane has scored! Ohh.. into his own net. 

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Christian Eriksen is inches away from another equaliser as his shot through a host of bodies takes a flick off the head off Ashley Williams and flashes past the far post. It is a corner, but one easily claimed by Lukasz Fabianski.

Dele Alli is very lucky to get away without a booking for a lunging foul through the back of Andre Ayew after chasing down the Swansea man.

Harry Kane has made one key touch in this half. It is that yellow dot right down at the bottom of the pitch...

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Oh, he is so close to another superb goal as his effort curls over the wall and forces Lukasz Fabianski to dive low to his left to claw the ball away. 

At the risk of cursing this, there are more goals in the offing.

Hold on a sec. Eriksen is over another 25-yard free-kick...

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Harry Kane, the bit between his teeth after that OG, sprints into Swansea territory and drives low. But his attempt to make an immediate amends is halted by a good, low save from Lukasz Fabianski.