John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Leicester didn't create anything. 

They threw a few balls into the box in the second half. Vardy was very off-colour, nowhere near the level of last season.

They are in big trouble.

Swansea have good shape. Mawson is young, aggressive, bright.

That dance is going to "become a craze", reckons Alfie Mawson. He's joking. I hope he's joking. A half-hearted Macarena in my eyes.

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Swansea defender Alfie Mawson: "It fell nicely for me, I was delighted. I scored one like that in League One at Millwall but it's a bit different on the big stage.

"The celebration was between me and my missus, I did it when I was at Wycombe so I will carry it on.

"The new manager has changed a few things, the players have never worked this hard. He has a saying, 'hard week, easy weekend' and it is showing."

Leicester can't sack Claudio Ranieri. Can they? Who would they get in to replace him? Nigel Pearson knows how to get them out of a relegation scrap...

Aman: No goals since NYE, Not won in ages, shambolic defending, zero urgency. This title hangover may just see them get relegated. 

Gregory Mandapat: Swansea and Hull have already made their coaching moves and it's paying dividends. Is it too little too late to sack Ranieri? 

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John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

I am thinking, 'have I seen enough from Leicester to think they can get out of it?'

I am not so sure.

They were better in the second half but powderpuff in the first.

Paul Clement jogs on to the pitch at the final whistle with the confidence of a manager who can do wrong. Even the smooth soles on his leather brogues show no sign of buckling on the greasy turf.

He gees up the Swansea fans on the far side with some fist-pumping and hand-tingling clapping.

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The Swans leapfrog today's opponents with that win, up to 15th and four points clear of safety. Leicester are down to 17th, a point above the drop zone. 

That's Premier League CHAMPIONS Leicester...

What a win for Swansea! What a defeat for Leicester.

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A stoppage is exactly what Swansea want. Seconds away from their first clean sheet under Paul Clement.

Ooooh! A bit of a scuffle as tempers flare between Robert Huth and Federico Fernandez in the Swansea box.

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Three more minutes for Leicester to turn this around...

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Swansea run the clock down with another sub. Dutch winger Luciano Narsingh replaces Wayne Routledge, himself a very early sub for the injured Nathan Dyer.

Leicester have not scored in the Premier League since New Year's Eve. That's a serious hangover. Robert Huth tries to barge his way through the Swansea box after another set-piece, but is pulled up for handball.

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

In the second half Swansea have been very, very professional.

What a job Paul Clement has done.

Remarkable.

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That earlier corner comes to nothing, leading to Wes Morgan going to retrieve the ball in front of the Swansea fans in the opposite corner. He tries to wrestle Marcus Olsson for it, leading to plenty of cat-calls from the home supporters. They're having fun at Leicester's expense.

Kevin Logan: It seems to me that the Leicester players don't have that hunger anymore because they won the league,what beats that?

Dave Sommerville: Delighted as a Swansea fan but sad to see Leicester's decline, they were everyone's 2nd favourite team last season 

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Leicester are still trying to threaten, but they're not really succeeding. Kyle Naughton heads out for a corner under pressure from Jamie Vardy at the back stick.

Leicester's drought continues...

Not yet. Leicester still on the back foot, Gylfi Sigurdsson letting them off the hook by slashing a long-ranger high and wide.