So Southampton stretch their unbeaten run to six games thanks to Shane Long's header and they have kept clean sheets in all those matches.

Swansea stay 16th, and are now just three points above the relegation zone and have Arsenal and Spurs away next.

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Kyle Naughton lofts it forward for Swansea but it runs through to Fraser Forster.

Three minutes of added time for Swansea to find an equaliser...

Swansea shout for a penalty as Alberto Paloschi collides with Southampton sub Maya Yoshida. Jonathan Moss says no.

Free-kick to Swansea. It's taken quickly but referee Jonathan Moss brings it back. Thirty yards out, to the right of the penalty area... Gylfi Sigurdsson's delivery is too close to Fraser Forster. A corner results and Andre Ayew heads at goal but it's easy again for Forster.

Matt Targett off for Southampton and on comes Maya Yoshida to further solidify things at the back.

Neil Taylor's cross finds Bafetimbi Gomis but it's cleared by Virgil van Dijk. Two corners in quick succession to Swansea but both are cleared.

Swansea are dominating possession and coming forward but without getting behind Southampton's concrete defence. 

Swansea have scored just two goals in their past six games versus Southampton and both have been in the 83rd minute. Can they do it again?

So what have Swansea got to offer now? They've made all their changes but are up against a Southampton defence less than 15 minutes away from keeping their sixth successive clean sheet.

The Saints are looking comfortable but Modou Barrow creates an opening for Swansea, cutting in before shooting wide.

Swansea respond to going behind by bringing on striker Bafetimbi Gomis for Leon Britton, while for Southampton Charlie Austin replaces Graziano Pelle.

Shane Long with a shot from 20 yards but Lukasz Fabianski is able to scramble across and smother it.

A straight swap for Swansea at right-back as Kyle Naughton replaces Angel Rangel.

Swansea captain Ashley Williams has a great chance from a free-kick but, stood in the centre of the goal, he doesn't get much of his head on the ball and it bounces out for a goal-kick.

Should have done better.

Southampton's first change: Cedric Soares on for Oriel Romeu.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

The second half has started a little brighter than the first, and there was some entertainment at half-time too.

A Swansea fan proposed to her boyfriend on the pitch and, after he initially said he would only accept if the Swans won today, he eventually said yes.

Judging by the disallowed Southampton goal, it's just as well the gentleman adjusted his answer.

The first change sees Swansea's Modou Barrow come on to replace Wayne Routledge.

Has Lukasz Fabianski got away with one there? The Polish keeper comes out to collect a cross, runs into Saints skipper Jose Fonte and drops the ball, which is turned in by Graziano Pelle. However, referee Jonathan Moss immediately rules that Fabianski was fouled.

Not so sure about that. Keepers do get plenty of protection from refs at times, don't they?