Paul Clement is losing it on the touchline. He is screaming at his players, lunging all over the place. He'll split his trews if he's not careful.

The Swansea fans are in full voice. They're confident they can see this out.

Three minutes of added time.

How are your nerves, Swansea fans?

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Former Crystal Palace & Wales striker Ian Walsh at Liberty Stadium

This is amazing, amazing stuff...

Swansea are defending well and are defending in numbers, but they are being pushed back by Everton, deeper and deeper. The Swans are doing well but just haven't got an outlet.

Everton youngster Jonjoe Kenny is rapid! Like a whippet. He's owning that right flank.

He earns Everton a corner, which comes to nothing. Now there's another one coming.

OH MY. NEARLY AN OWN GOAL FROM ALFIE MAWSON! He tries to clear and it skews across the face of the goal.

He looks like he's seen a ghost. 

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Meanwhile, over in League Two there have been some very, very interesting final-day developments..................

Follow all that here.

Everton are throwing everything at Swansea now.

A Ross Barkley free-kick is whipped in, Kevin Mirallas heads it on and Ashley Williams is *so* close to getting a touch on it. 

Nervous times ahead for the hosts. 

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No more Mr Nice Guys!

We've had no cards so far, but there's a wrestling match occuring between former Swansea man Ashley Williams and Fernando Llorente.

Referee Martin Atkinson has a word with them both but keeps his yellows away on this occasion. 

Everton are piling forward but Swansea aren't budging at the back.

Fernando Llorente, in the number nine shirt, becomes a make-shift right-back and clumsily clears but it does the job.

Leighton Baines then has a go from distance, but his effort bends well wide.

After brilliant break from Everton, Romelu Lukaku has his best chance of the game.

He lets fly, full-throttle, from just outside the area but it hits the side netting. 

Swansea breath a sigh of relief. 

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Former Crystal Palace & Wales striker Ian Walsh at Liberty Stadium

A great move by Swansea and a wonderful ball from Tom Carroll into the box. 

An excellent effort from Leroy Fer who did well to keep the ball down, and it forced a wonderful save from Maarten Stekelenburg.

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Everton play their final card.

Mason Holgate makes way for young Jonjoe Kenny.

He was born in 1997. Sob. 

Mason Holgate makes a speculative punt towards Romelu Lukaku but it comes to nothing and now Swansea break!

A great ball in from Tom Carroll on the left. Leroy Fer is ready and waiting but Maarten Stekelenburg pulls off a great save to stop his effort. 

The Swansea fans got excited there...

And another one. Leroy Fer ON, Ki Sung-yeung OFF.

Swansea make their first change. The much-loved Leon Britton comes off and Jack Cork comes on, taking the armband in the process.

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Panic in the penalty area!

Kevin Mirallas receives a neat ball in the box but it bounces about like a pinball. Swansea scramble and clear and Mirallas is left wondering what could have been. 

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Former Crystal Palace & Wales striker Ian Walsh at Liberty Stadium

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Fernando Llorente did well, climbing at the far post and hanging in the air before delivering his header. Swansea are doing well creating multiple corners and chances.

This 1-0 lead is not enough for the Swans and expect the nervousness to crank up with just 20 minutes to go. The players will, I expect, look tighter and more nervy as this game goes on.

Two Sigurdsson corners, two chances for Swansea!

Fernandez sends a bullet header goal-bound but it comes off Ross Barkley's shoulder. The Everton sub knew nothing about that.

Then, Fernando Llorente rises high, but his header is saved by Stekelenburg.

You need to be scoring those, really. 

Oooh, a chance of sorts for Everton. 

Romelu Lukaku wriggles free but can only shoot straight at Lukasz Fabianski.

There we go. Valencia is on and Gareth Barry is off. 

Everton only have one sub left now. Swansea have yet to make any changes. 

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It looks like Enner Valencia is going to be introduced for Everton.

One of the Toffees coaches has a massive marker pen out and is showing him some doodles. I assume it's instructions and not an awkwardly-timed game of pictionary.