Scramble in the Hull box. Michael Dawson got Hull's second, now he's throwing himself towards Charlie Austin to block a shot inside the box.. Not much longer for Hull to hang on.

No surprise that Swansea boss Bob Bradley has made a couple of changes at the break. It could have been any one of the 11 men out there.

Fernando Llorente and Wayne Routledge are the two scapegoats, Jefferson Montero and Mo Barrow get the thankless task of trying to turn this one around.

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If Hull hang on, they will owe keeper David Marshall. Charlie Austin is somehow left unattended 12 yards out, but his right-footed shot is palmed away by Marshall. It was a good height for the keeper (cliche alert), but it still needed saving.

What has Daniel Sturridge got to do to find the back of the net? A wonderful curling effort from 25 yards is palmed on to the bar by Costel Pantilimon. Very good save.

Swansea's half-time musical entertainment is currently playing 'Wake Up Boo!' by The Boo Radleys. You know it. Bright, breezy 90s indie pop. Used to be the theme for ITV's breakfast show. 'Wake Up Boys' might be a better message to the sleepy Swans.

Should have been six. Philippe Coutinho has the freedom of Anfield after a cross from Nathaniel Clyne, but puts the ball into the top tier of The Kop from 12 yards out. It's his last act before being replaced by 18-year-old Ovie Ejaria.

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Leicester forward Islam Slimani replaces Jamie Vardy in attack. The England striker is on the bench.

German Ron-Robert Zieler replaces the injured Kasper Schmeichel in goal.

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West Brom midfielder James Morrison makes his first Premier League start since January. Matt Phillips and Claudio Yacob also come into the side.

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One-way traffic in Hull, red and white shirts pouring towards the home goal. Still, though, there's no final touch, no incision or quality. The few inside the ground continue to make noise, goading the visitors. Backs to the wall, lads.

Twelve minutes to go, Hull on the verge of a first league win in living memory. You suspect they will have to weather a Saints siege if they are to pull it off. James Ward-Prowse goes for glory from a free-kick when a cross might have been the better option. Wide of the upright.

Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on Radio 5 live

I think Liverpool have taken the foot off the peddle, 5-1 up they have made substitutions. Today has been easy street for them.

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Believe it or not, Watford have had a chance. Etienne Capoue (remember when he was scoring every week?) somehow finds himself one on one with Lorius Karius, but the German keeper somehow gets enough, erm, backside on the ball to keep it out.

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That whistle hasn't come quick enough for Swansea. Bob Bradley might as well pluck 11 blokes from the crowd and stick them on in the second half. They'd put up more of a fight.

Much better from Manchester United, albeit against the Premier League's version of the Renford Rejects.

Liverpool can afford to send the kit man on for the closing stages if they so wish. Instead, Jurgen Klopp plumps for Daniel Sturridge, who replaces Adam Lallana. Sturridge hasn't scored for nine league games. Today is a decent chance to end that run.

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This is embarrassing for Swansea. They've barely had a kick in the past five minutes. It is so bad that they are on course to drop below Sunderland to the foot of the table.

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Peter Swan
Former Hull City defender on BBC Radio Humberside

Where on earth did that come from?! Ten minutes ago Hull were out of it and nowhere near getting a chance or a sniff to get back in it. It's all thanks to beautiful play by Robbie Snodgrass. Just goes to show that if you keep going and wait for an opportunity, you might just get rewarded. 

Two goals in three minutes have turned this one around and have Hull going level on points with 17th-placed West Brom. Southampton withdraw Dusan Tadic and introduce Sofian Boufal.