A big call Andy - possibly a fair one though. I've never seen Andy White in the six-yard box. But I'm backing him.

Diego Costa may have duffed that sitter but he's been back to his waspish best in this first half. A brilliant number nine at his best isn't he?

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Andy White: With two arthritic knees I still think I could have done a better job than Costa. Miss of the season right there.

Oh how has he missed that?! Diego Costa is three yards out, John Terry's flick on at his feet, but he screws it wide! It looked harder to miss.

A massive let-off for Swansea. 

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

Neil Taylor is fuming as he is substituted after just 41 minutes of his first Premier League start this season.The Wales left-back had not done much wrong but he has been sacrificed for winger Modou Barrow as head coach Francesco Guidolin rips up his original plan of a tight 5-4-1 formation and starts again.

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Modou Barrow, who has come on for Neil Taylor, will go out on to the right and Swansea will go to a 4-4-2.

The home crowd are are getting behind their team again just from that shot by Gylfi Sigurdsson.

Swansea have seen enough and make a tactical switch. Neil Taylor comes off and Modou Barrow comes on. Change to a back four. 

Some admin to catch up with. Diego Costa is booked for a late lunge on Federico Fernandez at the advent of that Gyfli Sigurdsson chance. It's the sort of challenge you get booked for on Fifa. A slide into the man as he clears it away.

Then Fernandez is booked moments later for nobbling Costa. WATCH THIS SPACE. 

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That's Swansea's best moment. Gylfi Sigurdsson strides on to the ball on the edge of the area and whips a fine curling shot just wide of the far corner! Not many players in the league better at 20-yard shots than Gylfi. 

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Chelsea have been largely functional so far - but that was a moment of fluency. Beautiful play, in fact, as the men in black knit together a flowing move of one-touch stuff, all triangles down the right and Eden Hazard is one strong touch away from breaking into the penalty area.

Seconds later they do it again and Willian is this time close to making the breakthrough. 

Steve

Fernando Llorente has been more lighthouse than striker for Swansea so far, he's barely been in the same postcode as the ball, but he battles hard with a bouncing ball and wins a corner. This Chelsea team can defend when they have to though, John Terry heads two crosses away and then Thibaut Courtois comes out and pouches an inswinging cross.

In Women’s Super League One, leaders Manchester City were 1-0 winners at Arsenal, while second-placed Chelsea beat Reading 3-0.

City are now seven points clear of Chelsea, who have three games left to play.

It means City will win their maiden WSL1 title if they avoid defeat when the two sides meet on September 25.

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At the half-hour mark the shot count reads 9-1 in Chelsea's favour. Cesar Azpilicueta has number nine from on the dead ball line and Lukasz Fabianski has to make a save. Corner ball.

N'Golo Kante at £30m may even qualify as a bargain in this madness of a transfer market. A brilliant player - at what he does. That France team who played in the Euros must be close to the most expensive ever assembled by now. Moussa Sissoko cost £30m.

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Nobody likes a clever dick - but I'm not sure you'd get too much argument right now.

James, Fulham

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Chelsea have got their mojo back. You don't become a bad team or a bad player overnight. There is still a lot of quality in this Chelsea side.

Only five players have reached 35 goals in the Premier League in fewer appearances than Diego Costa (58 apps) - Andy Cole (41), Alan Shearer (42), Fernando Torres (52), Kevin Phillips (52) & Ruud van Nistelrooy (55).  

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When Chelsea start from goal kicks it's N'Golo Kante who drops into the deepest position as the centre-backs split and the full-backs bomb on. Very much like Claude Makelele used to do. 

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Diego Costa is clear on the halfway line and can drive in on the Swansea backline, until Leroy Fer slides in to chop him down. He goes straight into the book.