Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 live

The uncertainty at Arsenal is not helping these players at all. 

There are about 10 players whose contracts are up in 12 months' time. I think if they had won the league last year it would be different. I think they would have signed contracts and Wenger would have been able to get away with a blip season. 

Arsene Wenger's philosophy is to shower his players with love. They play for the man and that's Wenger. You can't say anything bad about his players. They are his sons and he will protect them. When you threaten to take that love away, they will start to collapse. 

Here we go then, back up and running in the relegation clash at the Liberty. Will it be a mistake or a piece of magic which finally ends the drought?

That was the 20th time that Boro have failed to score in the first half of a game this season. 

Steve Wilson
Match of the Day commentator

Two meetings in three weeks between Arsenal and Manchester City look pivotal to both clubs' seasons.

If Arsene Wenger finds himself at a crossroads, so do some members of City's staff. It's hard to see anything other than a major Etihad clearout in the summer, with Pep Guardiola having judged a squad with an ageing core and found it wanting.

Guardiola will firmly believe that a golden time lies ahead - conjuring images of Leroy Sane, Raheem Sterling and Gabriel Jesus thrilling fans and haunting opponents.

Think of Wenger's wonder years at Arsenal and the images are of Tony Adams, Marc Overmars, Thierry Henry, Dennis Bergkamp and Patrick Vieira framed by that familiar Highbury backdrop.

These are certainly great memories of some of the finest football played on English fields - but they are memories of a different time and a different place.

Still a big game in the Premier League to come of course...a

Swansea's youth/reserve team are parading the Premier League 2 Division 2 title on the Liberty Stadium pitch.

Is the future bright for the Swans?  

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Not interested, not interested, not interested, not interested, not interested, not interested, not interested, not interested, not interested, not interested, not interested, not interested, not interested, we're in the final?!

Get me a ticket!

Follow the EFL Trophy final here.

Jeet Padaruth: Both teams should be relegated after that first half. Yikes.

CHAMPAGNE MOMENTpublished at 14:21 British Summer Time 2 April 2017

14:21 BST 2 April 2017Breaking

Celtic are champions!

You could have put the champagne on ice back in August to be honest, but now the party can officially start. Celtic beat Hearts 5-0 to win the title.

Follow all of the reaction here. 

The chance of a breakaway, a poor touch, end of the half. 

Leon Britton
Swansea City midfielder

Steve's right. When we get into that final third we need to look at a different cross. Maybe something along the floor rather than over the heads? 

Both teams don't want to lose the game - that's massively important - and it's a pretty cagey game because of that. 

I think if we raise the level 5-10%, there could be a good chance for us to take an opening goal. 

Gavin Witt: Gestede scored the winner on his Villa debut at Dean Court in the 1st match of their relegation doomed season 

He did! I remember that. Don't believe everything you read online. 

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Both sides look ready for half time. A shot on target before the break would be nice. 

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I am seeing a lack of patience now from Swansea. When they get the ball into the final third, they seem to be just be snatching at things and that might be down to a lack of confidence. 

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

With the pace of the game faltering a little after a breathless start, Swansea fans do at least have the consolation of being able to jeer a couple of former Cardiff players.

Boro's left-back Fabio has been booked for a foul on Luciano Narsingh, much to the delight of the home crowd.

And following Gaston Ramirez's injury, another former Bluebird, Rudy Gestede, has entered the fray to the sound of boos.

A drinks break and Alfie Mawson has had to take a layer off. It's spring alright. 

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Boro started with an attacking line-up and it's about to get even more gung-ho. The injured Gaston Ramirez can't continue so human lighthouse Rudy Gestede is on. A genuine front two now then. 

Did I read somewhere the other day that he's never played in a Premier League win, for three clubs? Possible. 

A limping Gaston Ramirez is back with us, he doesn't look too sure but he's out there. Swansea continue to dominate possession but without Fernando Llorente they have no target when they get the ball wide.

The cross has to come back to Tom Carroll, about 22 yards out, instead. But it's nearly a great option as the former Spurs man slashes a shot narrowly wide. A fizzing shot into the side netting. 

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Riveting stuff so far.

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Leon Britton
Swansea City midfielder

It's been a good spell for Swansea - not many opportunities being created from open play, more from set pieces at the moment, but we need to take advantage of these areas in which we are dominating. 

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Boro have lost their way, they can't keep the ball at all at the moment. Gaston Ramirez is down holding his ankle and Stewart Downing is happy to launch it into touch. Regroup. 

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