Swansea beginning to apply a bit of pressure here. Mile Jedinak lunges in on Andre Ayew and gets a yellow. Another chance for Sigurdsson?

Now then! Andre Ayew topples over in the area after a bit of a tangle with Wilfried Zaha. Nothing doing.

Wilfried Zaha ties Neil Taylor in knots then rolls the ball across for Emmanuel Adebayor, but the striker skies it from 15 yards. Wasteful.

No arguments there. Swansea break at pace, Damien Delaney cynically barges into Wayne Routledge off the ball to kill the momentum of the attack. Clear yellow.

Just the start that Alan Pardew would have wanted, and his side look revitalised by the goal. A clever flick from Wilfried Zaha almost opens an avenue for Emmanuel Adebayor to shoot, but Ashley Williams hurls himself in the way.

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John Hartson
Former Arsenal and Wales striker on Final Score

"Swansea should be out of sight here - they should have scored two or three goals in the first half. But now it's all square thanks to Dann being the first to react."

That's better from Palace - Souare whips the cross and Mutch gets a header away. Ashley Williams turns it behind for a corner.

We're back under way at the Liberty.

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

"Swansea's fans have already taken to head coach Francesco Guidolin, and it seems his compatriot Alberto Paloschi is a hit with the Liberty Stadium crowd as well.

"The Italian striker, a January signing from Chievo, has had precious few attacking opportunities but his work-rate has been relentless and his hold-up play neat.

"That has given him the seal of approval from the home fans, who are gleefully chanting that he's a 'Jack' - a term of endearment for someone from Swansea, for those of you uninitiated in south Wales slang."

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Swansea lead at the break thanks to Gylfi Sigurdsson's free-kick. Palace with work to do to avoid a sixth consecutive defeat.

A set piece looks as good a bet as any for Crystal Palace. A long ball is pumped into the box and Scott Dann, who has four goals already this season, heads a whisker wide.

Wilfried Zaha trickles a little through ball into the box and Emmanuel Adebayor swings his leg at it. It's deflected behind for a corner, which comes to nothing.

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Alberto Paloschi has been excellent so far for Swansea. He's been a muscular presence up front and has tracked back industriously too.

Ooh! Out of nowhere, Swansea almost shoot themselves in the foot. Ki Sung-yueng almost sells Lukasz Fabianski horribly short with a backpass, but the keeper gets there just in time.

Swansea passing the ball around very neatly in the Palace final third, but on this occasion Joel Ward nips in to intercept.

Now Wayne Routledge, who hasn't scored since last season, fires narrowly wide from a tight angle. It's all Swansea...