Well that was a conservative affair. Not much to talk about, really.

Anyway, if you want to read about all about the five goals and controversial penalty the report is here. And there's further analysis of all today's games here.

Thank you for joining me.

All over at the Liberty Stadium and Swansea City have stolen all three points against Burnley in an entertaining affair.

Paul Clement is running around the pitch, applauding the supporters and they are loving it. I haven't seen anything like it.

He's loving it and you know what? They deserve it. That must be Swansea City's best performance this season.

What a game this has been.

Swansea City fans, no you aren't dreaming. Yes, Fernando Llorente has just scored his second of the afternoon and how important could this be?

Tom Carroll crosses in for the Spaniard to head home. Paul Clement is running down the touchline as if he's Jose Mourinho. What a performance.

Blocked on the line!

Burnley are living dangerously here as, fresh from a Swansea City corner, the ball falls to Tom Carroll who fires in towards goal but Ben Mee is on hand to save the visitors for the second time this afternoon.

Bad news for Swansea City.

Kyle Naughton has pulled up holding the back of his thigh and is replaced by Angel Rangel.

A double change for the visitors as Sam Vokes and Joey Barton are replaced by James Tarkowski and Ashley Westwood.

Jordan Ayew makes an instant impact after coming on as Burnley are forced to deflect his long-range strike out for a corner.

Martin Olsson eventually makes his way onto the ball and unleashes a powerful shot that dips just wide.

I wouldn't be surprised if there are more goals in this.

The Swans make the first change of the afternoon as Jordan Ayew comes on for Luciano Narsingh.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

Image source, Reuters

Martin Olsson has had quite an impact for Swansea since joining from Norwich in January.

The left-back has scored in successive home games, and both from a similar area. His emphatic finish today was from almost exactly the same spot as his goal in the 2-0 win over Leicester.

Not bad for a left-back, especially when you consider his predecessor Neil Taylor failed to score a single goal for the Swans.

Oh you know, don't mind me, I'm just drooling watching replay after replay of that Swansea City equaliser.

First there's an insane back heel from Gylfi Sigurdsson, then Martin Olsson takes the ball into the box and smashes home at a tight angle.

Foot like a traction engine. Wonderful. I enjoyed that.

Are Burnley heading for their first away win in the Premier League this season?

Just as Swansea City looked to be gaining a foothold in this match, Andre Gray doubles his tally for the afternoon with a terrific drilled shot after Sam Vokes knocked the ball down for him.

A great goal you have to agree, but I can't help but feel bad for Swansea. They have been superb this afternoon. Time is running out to get anything out of this match.

Gylfi Sigurdsson works his way on to Tom Carroll's cross and edges the ball across the face of goal and just wide of the left hand post.

Is it going to happen for Swansea? They have half an hour left to make an impact.

Leroy Fer goes into the book for a rash challenge on Joey Barton as the Burnley midfielder was clearing the ball away.

Barton winces as he jogs away. Big challenge.

It's all Swansea City so far in the second half. Tom Carroll delivers a pinpoint cross into the box and goalscorer Fernando Llorente nods just wide of the mark.

Now would be a good time for a goal if you're a Swansea City fan.

Swansea haven't taken their foot off the gas all afternoon, despite one huge decision not going their way.

Gylfi Sigurdsson again tries his luck with a long-range drive which Ben Mee is forced to deal with.

Don't rule out a comeback from Paul Clement's side.

Back under way in south west Wales and neither side have made any changes.

Wonder if this half will provide more entertainment than the borefest we were treated to in the opening 45.. 

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

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It's getting hostile inside the Liberty Stadium.

Swansea's players, coaching staff and fans are all furious with referee Anthony Taylor after his dreadful decision to award Burnley a penalty.

I think we can safely assume that talking point will dominate the post-match reaction.