Swansea make their first change, as Luciano Narsingh comes on for Jordan Ayew.

That's another decent attack from Bournemouth as Adam Smith barges his way through. He finds Joshua King, who doesn't have enough space to shoot. Down the left comes Marc Pugh to pick up King's pass, but Swansea have enough time to throw some bodies forward and block his effort.

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John Williams
Former Bournemouth defender on BBC Radio Solent

Why not? It's their fifth shot of the game and Bournemouth have scored one, so just keep shooting! 

Ooh! Not the prettiest bit of football you'll ever see as Swansea captain Jack Cork gives the ball away in midfield. Joshua King knocks it into the path of Dan Gosling, who shoots, and Lukasz Fabianski goes sprawling to his left to parry the ball away from the net.

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Nice bit of pressure from the Cherries, trying to find Ryan Fraser who is lurking down the right. In comes Alfie Mawson though, blocking the ball out. Bournemouth work the ball back down the pitch and Federicio Fernandez, looking to intercept, knocks the ball out for a throw, under pressure from Benik Afobe.

Benik Afobe gives away a free-kick to Swansea. Gylfi Sigurdsson lines it up from the right and swirls the ball in towards Federico Fernandez. Fernandez is in a nice position but somehow can't get a touch onto it.

Whistle blown, and the second half is under way.

Bournemouth's first-half goal has been given as an Alfie Mawson own goal, courtesy of his shin. Still, it's been pretty even stuff so far, even if Swansea's defence has looked a touch fragile when things have got a little frantic.

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John Williams
Former Bournemouth defender on BBC Radio Solent

In terms of chances, and the way things have gone, Bournemouth have opened Swansea up a little more. There was a nice little build-up to what became a lucky goal. 

I would say, without being too biased, Bournemouth have been the better side of the two.

I would think Howe might see some defensive changes to tighten things up.

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Mike Dean blows the whistle, and off the players trundle. Alfie Mawson looks thoroughly miffed as he walks off.

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Ryan Fraser decides to outmuscle Alfie Mawson, and hears the referee's whistle in response. He shrugs his shoulders in response. One minute of extra time ahead.

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A natty bit of footwork from Leroy Fer starts off a Swansea move from the right across to the left. The ball ends up in Tom Carroll's path, he lashes in a cross, but it's far too wide to trouble any of the bodies in the box.

John Williams
Former Bournemouth defender on BBC Radio Solent

The keeper didn't really need to move there. Not enough pace at all on that. 

Adam Smith lines it up from the edge of the box, lofts the ball over the wall - and straight into Lukasz Fabianski's arms.

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John Williams
Former Bournemouth defender on BBC Radio Solent

A good little opportunity here. Might be too far out... 

The first card of the game goes to Ki Sung-yeung. Some good build-up from Joshua King finds Ryan Fraser, who is sent sprawling by Ki. That's a yellow for the Swansea man, and a free-kick.

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Swansea are struggling to get up the pitch. Jack Cork is working overtime, nicely intercepting Ryan Fraser's run and hoofing the ball back up the pitch to safety.

Ooft! Gylfi Sigurdsson has had enough and lets fly. It's a lovely strike, curling in all the way, and Artur Boruc does well to get a hand to it and slap it behind.

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Ooft. Swansea advance, Artur Boruc comes forward to collect the ball, and ends up clattering into Steve Cook. That could have been messy for the Cherries, especially as Fernando Llorente was lurking in the box.