Swansea have eight men, plus the goalkeeper, behind the ball as Everton try and pick the lock. Spaniard Gerard Deulofeu is finding more and more space on the right flank and is left frustrated as another super ball across the six-yard box goes begging.

Romelu Lukaku, 19 goals to his name so far, was nowhere to be seen.

Everton upping the tempo, looking to get back into this game for a second time. Bryan Oviedo's cross from the right is easily gathered by Swansea goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski.

In the next move, Gerard Deulofeu's tantalising cross is met by Steven Pienaar at the back post, but the South African's effort is off target. 

He needs to take tips off fellow countryman Kagiso Rabada who was very much on target in the cricket and skittled out England in their first innings.

Paul Jones: If Everton don't turn this round they have won 1 of last 9. Relegation form? 

Still a long, long way to go in this match but Swansea goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski is booked for time wasting.

The referee won't give another yellow for the same offence though, never.

Everton work a beautiful opening, involving Romelu Lukaku, who plays in Leighton Baines on the gallop.

The left-back cuts a ball back for Ross Barkley - two yards out - but the England international bobbles his effort over the bar.

His blushes are spared though, as the linesman had already flagged Baines offside.

There's more goals in this game and Swansea could end up with a few.

Ki Sung-yeung in acres of green, with no Everton man around him, plays a ball through to Wayne Routledge inside the area, but his shot is weak and Tim Howard can sit on the ball.

Warning signs for the home side who are already behind.

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SAiF: Barkley & Stones another 2 English highly over rated players, have achieved nothing yet valued at £50m, laughable. 

Johnny Pye: When will people realise this is a top 4 squad being ruined by a very poor manager.

Everton out of the traps quicker in the second half and earn a quick corner, but Gerard Deulofeu is in too much of a rush to take it and Swansea can clear.

The Toffees need to keep their composure and the chances will comes.

All is going well for Swansea head coach Francesco Guidolin. How long will it last?

Back under way at Goodison Park.

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Everton may have felt aggrieved in the lead up to Swansea's second goal, with Ashley Williams handling the ball, but they had to defend better after that. 

It was all too easy for Neil Taylor (3) to cut inside with the ball and find an unmarked Andre Ayew (10) in the box.

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Adam Tungatt: Does Stones really become a bad player because of one game? People are quick to judge. The boy has a long career ahead.

Jason Clugston: Are people forgetting Stones is still only 21? Give the lad a break.

Danny Forbes: Some people are so fickle, Stones is having 1 bad game and now he 'should be cashed in on'.. one of the best CBs in the league.

Robert Mathers: The people getting on Stones' back are wrong in every way, every quality centre back has an off day once in a while.

Trevor Sinclair
Former England winger on Radio 5 live

"It has been poor defending by Everton, they have handed Swansea the two goals on a plate.

"John Stones biggest asset is his disguise, he looks like he will play a 35 yards pass then cuts back inside. Players have started to read that and he has to change his play and keep it simple, go back to the two-touch game.

"Swansea have been good for the lead, Francesco Guidolin has been animated on the sidelines and the lads are buying into it." 

Swansea have led in only three of their 11 away league matches this season, totaling just 28 minutes in the ascendancy.

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Keiran Lee Kendrick; Why don't people mention the 20+ games that Stones has played well and made some crucial tackles? Great defender. Che

RJ: Everton fans are a strange bunch! Always a subdued atmosphere and constantly on the players' backs.

Since August 2013, Tim Howard has given away 5 Premier League penalties, at least three more than any other keeper.

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Swansea go in at the break in front at Goodison Park. A nice, easy team-talk for Francesco Guidolin to give.

In case you are wondering, Everton's first goal has now been taken away from Gareth Barry and awarded as an own goal against Jack Cork.

The ball took a deflection off the Swans man, it must have been ever so slight as I missed seeing it.

Swansea seeing his half out.

lordfarquard88: Typical Everton. Boss a game, concede, get back into it and then waste all their hard work and concede again

Johnny Pye:  Bill needs to cash in on Stones and Barkley before their devalued by their poor performances.

Willie J Foulke: John Stones: Dodgy back-pass and a deflection on the second goal...£50million doesn't buy you much these days.