Hurrah! We have a shot on target to tell you about. The ball drops nicely to Swans winger Wayne Routledge at the back post, flicked into his path by Fernando Llorente. Routledge slashes at the half volley, forcing Kasper Schmeichel into pushing away from his left-hand post.

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Whenever Danny Drinkwater gets the ball his first thought is 'can I go backwards or sideways?'

That is the difference to last year when his first thought was 'can I pass forwards to Mahrez or Vardy?'

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Nothing to see. Foxes keeper Kasper Schmeichel punches clear the set-piece as the away side survive. Still waiting for a shot on target...

Almost a chance! Gylfi Sigurdsson whips in a delicious delivery towards the back stick, Danny Drinkwater flicking clear for a corner.

Swansea win a free-kick in the Leicester half. Chance?

Francis Edwards: Not good for English strikers is it? Most either don't score, don't get into their team or like Kane don't score in big games.

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Leicester are looking dangerous on the attack. Mahrez was inches from picking out Vardy.

It was great defending from Fernandez, tracking Vardy.

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Another sign of encouragement for the Foxes, Riyad Mahrez almost picking out Jamie Vardy with a cross. 

Moments later Leroy Fer sees yellow for hacking down Vardy.

Leicester briefly threaten again when Riyad Mahrez and Danny Drinkwater have shots blocked. The Foxes now gone NINE hours without scoring a Premier League goal...

Jamie Vardy has been playing like he has lost inspiration after forgetting what he was good at. A bit like a rock star when they're living in a mansion after writing a classic inspired by more humble surrounding.

Vardy bursts forward but sees a shot blocked.

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Martin Olsson decides to wake everyone up with a burst down the left flank, Danny Drinkwater alert to come across and bundle the Swans left-back out of play.

And that caginess seems to have got to the crowd too. Quietened down since the first few minutes.

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

It has been a tentative start at the Liberty Stadium. 

Games are often referred to as 'must-win' fixtures but the apprehension with which Swansea and Leicester have played so far suggests they view this as a 'must-not-lose' match. It's all a bit cagey so far.

Wes Morgan raises his arm, Robert Huth gives out a nod. Anywhere near these two and Swansea could be in a pickle. Demarai Gray's out-swinging from the right is met by neither, Wilfried Ndidi planting a header wide of the right post.

Leicester win a corner when Tom Carroll decides safety first is the best policy. Up goes the big lads from the back...

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John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Leicester are showing a little more of what they are about. 

Vardy made a great run in behind earlier and that's what he has to do, stretch the opposition.

Swansea have hogged the ball in the opening 15 minutes, but that won't worry Leicester too much. After all, their title success wasn't based on possession football was it?!

Back in South Wales, you've not missed much. Alfie Mawson, who is starting to look like a Premier League defender, is well positioned to clear another Leicester cross from the right flank.

Burnley

Burnley boss Sean Dyche, speaking to BBC Sport: "It certainly shows good signs. It was a strong performance against a top, top side. I want us to be awkward to play against and be productive and we showed that. 

"They are a fine, fine side. No two ways about it. There is a lot to be admired but that is only before the game. Once the whistle goes we get to work. I think the team kept Tom Heaton well protected. We want to be brave and play two upfront, I like that system. We did enough to disrupt them and cause problems."

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Chelsea

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte: "We must be disappointed at the point because I think this type of game we could win.

"It is a pity we started very well and created chances to score and then Burnley found the goal with the free-kick. Now it is important to restart. We take a point but must be a bit disappointed.

"We kept the situation under control and created many chances to score, maybe we could kill the game but that didn't happen. The second half became a physical game with long balls. We don't know this type of game. It is not easy to play here. They have taken 29 points at home. It means, at home for sure, they are strong team.

"We deserved to win today.

"We know the way is long way (to the end of the season). It is important to work and play this type of game and fight."

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