Swansea look for extra punch up front, sending on Bafetimbi Gomis for Wayne Routledge. Gomis scored in each of his first four games this season, but has just two since.

Joshua King with a chance for his second as he drops to the back of the box to collect a low corner but fluffs his shot wide of goal.

Modou Barrow hasn't seen as much of the ball this half, but he gets a chance to create something here from a pass down the right. He cuts back, takes a look up and chips a cross to... nobody. Bournemouth clear.

BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at Vitality Stadium: "Joshua King haunts Swansea for the second time this season, having scored his first Bournemouth goal at the Liberty Stadium in November. Since becoming a father on 1 March, he has two goals and an assist to his name this month. And his fifth goal in all competitions means he joins injured pair Callum Wilson and Junior Stanislas at the top of the Cherries' goalscoring charts for 2015-16."

Swansea look to hit back immediately again as Gylfi Sigurdsson tees up Angel Rangel on the edge of the box but the defender pulls his shot well wide.

John Hartson
Former Arsenal and Wales striker on Final Score

"King hit it with real power in off the post. It is a bit harsh if you blame the goalkeeper there."

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Good news Swans fans. Barrow is back on following a bit of treatment on the sidelines.

This is a bit of a worry for Swansea. Scorer Modou Barrow is down after taking a clattering in his own half. 

The game is back under way and we have also had a change. Bournemouth have taken off Dan Gosling - who was on a booking - and sent on Eunan O'Kane.

The away side have had plenty of the ball in that first 45 minutes. They will perhaps feel they could have done more with it. It was only after they had levelled that they starting to exert any control on the game.

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BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at Vitality Stadium: "Part of the half-time entertainment here at Bournemouth involves fans having to bend down and turn round 12 times while keeping their hand on the ball, before taking a shot at the crossbar. Normally, they are so dizzy that they skew the ball miles wide, or take an air shot and fall over in a heap. However, some of today's efforts finished closer to the goal than certain shots at goal from the professionals during that first half..."

Barrow's goal was the pick of the two, coming at the end of a well-worked move and from a cracking low finish...

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Of course, Max Gradel's goal is also his first in the Premier League. It is also a nice reward for all the patience he has shown and hard work he has put in to get back from injury. He has been excellent since his return and was the Cherries' most lively player in that half.

BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at Vitality Stadium: "The end of an entertaining - and rather frenetic - first half. As Chris Powell hinted at on Final Score earlier... expect more goals!"

That was an entertaining half. Plenty of chances, two sides looking to attack and a mad couple of minutes. More of the same please.

Swansea's quick response has put them very much in the ascendancy. Wayne Routledge fires a low shot from distance just past the post. Bournemouth look a bit shell-shocked after Barrow's equaliser.

BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at Vitality Stadium: "Two rapid goals, two sprints to the touchline and two celebratory bear hugs. Max Gradel goes straight to his manager Eddie Howe, who he described in a BBC World Service interview as being like a father to him during his injury problems, after netting his first Bournemouth goal since a brace against Milllwall in March 2008 when he was on loan here. Modou Barrow's target for a similarly joyous hug after equalising is Swans substitute Bafetimbi Gomis."  

John Hartson
Former Arsenal and Wales striker on Final Score

"Great response from Swansea, neither goalkeeper has a lot to do but now they have both conceded a goal."