Fer taps in from very close range
Firmino levels with glancing header
Milner pen after Rangel fouls Firmino
Defeat increases pressures on Swansea boss Guidolin
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Now then. This is one for the Match of the Day analysts.
Roberto Firmino is nudged in the back by Angel Rangel. The contact is deemed sufficient for ref Michael Oliver to point to the spot.
What did you guys think?
Either way, Swansea had chances to clear the danger but a high kick from Barrow and a poor header from Rangel created problems.
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It's another corner for the Reds. The delivery is fired into the near post, but Joel Matip's header is deflected wide.
The second corner is eventually cleared by the Swans. This would be a big point for them and manager Francesco Guidolin.
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The Swansea corner is swung in and misses every head.
Reds keeper Loris Karius finds himself on the deck in the aftermath and needs treatment. Not sure what happened. He's OK though.
We have 12 minutes plus stoppage time remaining. Which team is preparing for one last assault?
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Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live
It's one of those days when you think, is there are a massive incline on the pitch? It's been one-way traffic towards the Swansea goal with Liverpool relentless at the moment. In the first half Swansea dominated kicking towards to the same goal. It's all been going in the same direction.
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Another corner for Liverpool but Swansea again deal with it.
In the lead up, there was the slightest suggestion that Modou Barrow might have brought down James Milner on the edge of the area in his attempt to get to the ball first. Ref Michael Oliver wasn't interested and nor were the Reds players, to be fair.
Anyway, Swansea have a corner now. Can they steal this one?
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Swansea goalscorer Leroy Fer comes off and is replaced by 22-year-old Scot Jay Fulton.
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It's a red tidal wave at the mo.
Nathaniel Clyne has a sighter from 25 yards and forces a good low save from Lukasz Fabianski.
Moments later, Kyle Naughton produces a last-ditch block to deny Sadio Mane from 15 yards.
And from the resulting corner, Daniel Sturridge heads wide and high.
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The corner is easily cleared by the home side, but the ball is back in the possession of the men in red. This will be a testing last 24 minutes for the Welsh side.
The rain's gone though and the sun's shining. Every cloud.
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It's a corner for Liverpool, although the Swans are complaining that Modou Barrow was unfairly dispossessed further down the field.
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Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live
I asked the question whether Liverpool have turned up today? They sure have now. They have hit their stride. They have arrived in this game.
The high pressing from Liverpool which they could not do first half is there. They are creating on the right, they are creating on the left.
The early kick-offs sometimes affect teams and the way in which they begin the game. Maybe that's true of Liverpool today.
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Jay: There can be only one winner from here
Nick Hughes: Could do with Çan coming on to stabilise midfield and add some strength to shield the back four
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Gambian winger Modou Barrow comes on for the Swans, replacing Wayne Routledge. He has pace - a lot of it.
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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium
Being a fly on the wall in Liverpool's changing room would have made interesting viewing at half-time - because the Reds have emerged for this second half a different team.
They are swarming all over Swansea and, after equalising through Roberto Firmino's header, the visitors could be ahead after a flurry of chances.
Liverpool's fans are buoyed. After a Swans-dominated first half, it is the red corner of the Liberty Stadium which is loudest now.
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Want to know what the Final Score team make of the first half in south Wales and the rest of today's action?
Wonder no more....
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Gini Wijnaldum does something. The Dutch midfielder sets up his Liverpool team-mate Philippe Coutinho, whose shot from the edge of the area goes wide.
Liverpool have ramped it up. Swans have ...ramped down.
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Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live
Swansea have tried to push out and play for the offside and they don't get out quick enough. By the time the ball goes to Firmino he has all the time in the world to head into the net.
Liverpool have started well in this second half and it's completely changed the game now. Jurgen Klopp's side look a lot more confident now.
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Roberto Firmino
Philippe Coutinho's free-kick hits the wall and loops up but the loose ball is immediately hooked defly into the area by Jordan Henderson.
Roberto Firmino finds himself in acres of space and his most glancing of glancing headers is arguably perfect - the ball nestling into the bottom corner.
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By the way Georginio Wijnaldum is playing is this match.
Liverpool's summer signing seems to have barely had a touch on the ball.
Anyway, Liverpool have a free-kick after Leon Britton is booked for bringing down Sadio Mane.
It's 25 yards out.
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Former England striker believes Sam Allardyce's replacement as manager should be English. Here are a few of your thoughts. You can watch Shearer's thoughts in full below (see 13:31).
Thomas: The next England manager can be from mars for all I care so long as we do well for once
Mr Mark James: Agree with Shearer surely the point of Int football is to put the best teams and MANAGERS from each country against each other
Lewi Smith: Managers should be judged on ability, not nationality. Laurent Blanc would be perfect