Bit of Watford possession at the moment as they win another free-kick midway inside the Swansea half when Ashley Williams bundles over Jurado. 

Ben Watson sends the free-kick into the area, Swansea half clear but only as far as Jurado who shoots, but straight at Lukasz Fabianski for Watford's first shot on target.

Steve Claridge
BBC Radio 5 Live at Liberty Stadium

"I cannot believe Flores has not changed it yet. Watford have offered absolute nothing. I'm amazed by what we've seen from them today."

From the free-kick, Troy Deeney half-heartedly hooks a volley well, well over. I think that may have been Watford's first attempt on goal.

Five minutes until half-time and Watford have a free-kick midway inside the Swansea half.

Ian Dennis and Steve Claridge are discussing the merits of a half-time pie or cake on BBC Radio 5 live. As you can gues, in terms of entertainment, it hasn't been a classic half of football.

Steve Claridge
BBC Radio 5 Live at Liberty Stadium

"Everything that's put into the box and cleared goes straight to a Swansea player. Watford are getting completely dominated. Time and time again Swansea have put the ball into the box, the ball has been cleared, and time and time again Swansea have picked it up. This is a pale shadow of what we've seen from Watford this season."

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Watford don't look to have changed their approach to this game at all since going behind. They are still trying to contain the hosts, rather than attack, and they are inviting pressure.

Swansea's latest attack sees a cross into the area poked out by Nyom to Ki Sung-yueng, who drives a first-time effort well over.

Swansea have monopolised possession, though neither side has truly impressed in this first half. 

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Another Watford player works his way into the referee's book as Nyom brings down Neil Taylor on the right side of the Watford box.

Gylfi Sigurdsson swings in the free-kick, but Heurelho Gomes punches clear.

Steve Claridge
BBC Radio 5 Live at Liberty Stadium

"Watford are being dominated in that midfield area. There's no huge threat from Swansea, but having said that they are the team which deserves to be ahead."

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Alan Curtis strides out towards the edge of his technical area and urges his Swansea players forward. He wants a second, and they are looking good for that at the moment as they continue to swarm all over the Watford defence.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

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"That Ashley Williams goal is a real collector's item - it's the first from a Swansea defender since Williams struck at Everton in March 2014.

"Judging by the noise at the Liberty Stadium, Swansea's fans think it was worth the wait."

Steve Claridge
BBC Radio 5 Live at Liberty Stadium

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"That was a very good ball in by Ki. He gets the ball wide, has a look up, takes his time and looks for the quality. Ashley Williams stayed up after the corner and shown what a respective centre forward should do."

Steve Claridge
BBC Radio 5 Live at Liberty Stadium

"There's no real width in the Swansea side. Neil Taylor has certainly has certainly been the player who has gone forward foremost in their play. It's so scrappy. Both teams are just giving away the ball."

Yes, we have a shot on target! It's rubbish, though, Andre Ayew scuffing an effort from the outside of the area into Heurelho Gomes' hands. 

Still, baby steps.

Just about, if our vote is anything to go by. We asked whether the Swans would avoid the drop and 52% of you said they would. Of course, 48% saw things very differently....

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The second half of the FA Cup tie in Newport is back under way. 

Jurado lunges in on Wayne Routledge with the referee in close attention and the Watford man picks up the game's first booking.