Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at the Liberty Stadium for BBC Radio 5 Live

"Is it one of those days when City should put it to bed and then get done right at the end?

"They have already been unlucky with the goal they have conceded, is it just not going to be their day?"

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Oh, Sergio. What happened there son? Aguero muscles his way to latch on to a loose ball in the box and lines up the shot but scuffs it terribly and watches in horror as the ball trickles wide. Man City have certainly spurned some chances today. I hate to get all cliche about this, but it could really come back to haunt them.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at the Liberty Stadium for BBC Radio 5 Live

"It is a strange game. At any stage City could take the lead but with the nervous defending, in a game they should be comfortable they are certainly not."

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Nice play from the visitors. They almost open Swansea up as Kelechi Iheanacho tries to find Sergio Aguero in the box but Angel Rangel is well placed to intercept.

Change for Swansea. Mo Barrow is on for Wayne Routledge.

Worryingly for Man City, Swansea remain firmly in this game. They win another corner and go close as the unmarked Federico Fernández heads the delivery just wide of the post.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at the Liberty Stadium for BBC Radio 5 Live

"If Iheanacho has a touch, then he has a clear shot on goal from five yards and certainly scores.

"Will that be the chance that they rue at the end of the game?

"You can see the nervousness around Man City. That was an opportunity to put all that to bed."

Man City should be back ahead. Jesus Navas' low shot from the right byline is kept out by the foot of the post and Kelechi Iheanacho is unable to react as the ball fires out and ultimately between his feet and away.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at the Liberty Stadium for BBC Radio 5 Live

"There is deja vu with the second half starting exactly like the first. 

"That was a good chance for Man City and would have really settled the nerves."

Man City win at early corner. De Brune takes it but Leroy Fer is there to head away. The away side come again, though, but Eliaquim Mangala's header from a De Bruyne cross goes a yard over the bar.

We are back under way. Manuel Pellegrini will be hoping his players changed into their shooting boots at the break.

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

"Former Swansea captain and head coach Garry Monk has tweeted to pay tribute to Besian Idrizaj, the ex-Swans striker who died from a heart attack six years ago, when he was just 22 years old.

"Swansea’s fans showed their respect with a minute’s applause at 40 minutes, as Idrizaj wore the number 40 during his time at the Liberty Stadium."

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Finishing fifth would not be a disaster for Manchester City. Not my words but those of Danny Murphy.

You can read more of the former Liverpool midfielder's MOTD2 column here.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

"This may be Manuel Pellegrini’s final game in charge of Manchester City, but he is showing no signs of easing up.

"The Chilean has been haranguing his players from the touchline, even when they were 1-0 up, and Swansea’s equaliser is vindication for his fury.

"City should be ahead but their wasteful finishing - and Andre Ayew’s fortuitous leveller - means they are only level. 

"Still, a point would be enough to ensure Pellegrini leaves with the parting gift of Champions League football for next season."

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Will the table finish like this?

Manchester United are in seventh - but they will have one game still to play. 

Fqiren: Brilliant header by Fernando. You don't stop those. Top corner of the net.

Graham Jack Thirkill: Excellent header by Fernando to put Swansea level!

Here are Swansea's efforts at goal in that half...

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And here are Manchester City's...

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Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at the Liberty Stadium for BBC Radio 5 Live

"Now City will start to rue those missed opportunities. Now there is a game on. 

"A moment of luck. Fernando is stood in the wall and it is a wonderful own goal - it gives Joe Hart no chance.

"Now it is really interesting to see how they approach this second half. At the moment City are alright but they are walking a fine line."

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The goal is the last act of the half. Swansea go in level but Man City will be wondering how. The away side have had the vast majority of chances.