Into the final 10. Can Leicester find something? From somewhere?

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More uncertainty in the Leicester box. Gylfi Sigurdsson knows their weak spot (one of many, it seems) - inswinging corners into the box. He delivers another teasing ball, Kasper Schmeichel stays on his line, Robert Huth glances a header out for another corner.

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

This is a good chance again.

It is that tackle from Mawson that puts Vardy off.

Here he is again! Alfie Mawson closes Jamie Vardy down on the edge of the area, forcing the Leicester striker to shank a shot towards the corner flag.

Vardy slaps his face in frustration with two clenched fists. Pretty much what every Leicester fan has been doing over the past few weeks.

Alfie Mawson is staking his claim for man of the match. The scoring Swans defender is well-placed to block Riyad Mahrez's pass to Islam Slimani in the box.

Swansea have 15 more minutes to see out. All looking good at the moment. Leicester showing less menace than a pet rabbit. 

"Go on Jordan, take him on!" screams Paul Clement from the touchline. Sounds like he needs some throat lozenges.

Jordan Ayew does as instructed on the right flank, trying to knock and run past Ben Chilwell. The Foxes full-back does enough, just.

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John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Llorente has played well.

I wasn't sure when he first arrived but he has done great.

He is a real centre-forward. He is good in the air and is a good focal point.

Now Paul Clement decides it is time to roll the tactical dice. Fernando Llorente's number comes up, the Spanish striker withdrawn in favour of debutant Jordan Ayew.

He's a winger. He's wearing the 'number three' shirt...

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Swansea don't need to force it. They just have to keep the ball - pass and move.

It is Leicester that have to come at Swansea now.

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Leicester finally make that change after a spell of Swansea possession ends with a loose pass into touch. Daniel Amartey does indeed come on at right-back, Danny Simpson going off.

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

If Leicester are going to get back into this game they have got to hit Slimani.

Get it up to the big centre-forward and get runners around him.

Daniel Amartey has stripped off his tracksuit and is ready to come on. Isn't he a right-back? Hmmm, not sure he is a gamechanger...

Ironic cheers from the Swans fans as the long ball runs away from Riyad Mahrez and out for a goal kick.

Looks like Leicester are preparing another change...

Daniel Helander: Ranieri might as well swap Huth and Morgan with statues. They are not moving very much.

Melvin J Bragg: What strikes me is the fact no Leicester player wants to take responsibility. Easy to make 5 yard passes, playing with fear.. 

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

How important could that save from Lukasz Fabianski prove to be?

His fine smothering stop to deny Islam Slimani brought sighs of the relief from the home crowd, who sense Swansea might just be letting their grip on this game loosen slightly.

Finally some fight from Leicester. Buoyed by that chance for Islam Slimani, the Foxes pile forward again. Slimani is inches away from sticking his toe on a cross from the right, then Wilfried Ndidi blazes over the bar from distance.

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

That was a wonderful chance for Slimani. 

It was a beautiful pass from Mahrez but Fabianski comes out and saves brilliantly with his feet.  

It is much better from Leicester.

What a save! Lukasz Fabianski has had a quiet shift, but earns his pay packet here. 

Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez link up to good effect, the Algerian slipping a neat pass into Islam Slimani.

Half-time sub Slimani steadies himself, tries to slip the ball low past Fabianski, but the Pole sticks out a left leg to block.

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Swansea win a corner - and it almost pays dividends. Kasper Schmeichel looks unconvincing as he flaps at Gylfi Sigurdsson's inswinger, only for ref Jon Moss to give him the benefit of the doubt and blow up for a foul.