That is all from me. Still some live football to follow, though. Head here.

All eyes on Stamford Bridge now to see if Spurs' win can gain them ground on Chelsea.

Hull's win over Middlesbrough means that the late goals here have sent Swansea into the bottom three.

Huge win for Tottenham. They have come back from the dead to somehow win this and keep their title challenge alive.

Poor Swansea, though. Poor, poor Swansea. So organised, so determined, but ultimately so, so broken.

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And that is that!

Tottenham have pulled off a miracle/robbery in Wales, depending on your allegiance.

Swansea are stretched, desperately searching for a leveller and Dele Alli finds Christian Eriksen to side-foot home from inside the box.

Spurs are still in this title race, by the skin of their teeth.

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Son's last act is to get what must surely be the winner. Kieran Trippier is on in his place.

Swansea make a last throw of the dice by sending on Luciano Narsingh for Routledge. 

Seven?! My word, we've got a big finish on our hands now. There will be seven minutes of injury time at the Liberty. Plenty of time for a winner.

The referee goes for a chat with Paul Clement as the keeper stand-off continues. Clement clearly wanted to make the change but Fabianski's stubbornness seems to have won out. Nordfeldt sits back down. 

Injured? Really?! Fabianski pulls out a top notch save to dive to his left and palm Dele Alli's goalbound header.

The Swans reserve keeper Kristoffer Nordfeldt is stripped and ready to come on, but Fabianski is screaming to the bench to say he doesn't want to come off. 

Oh, great hit... but wide!

Toby Alderweireld catches his effort well from the edge of the box but watches in frustration as it flashes wide of the post.

Hold on, the Swans keeper is back up and moving around. He waves the stretcher away and gets a standing ovation from the home fans. Trooper.

Fabianski could be hurt here. He is down on his back receiving treatment following that collision with Janssen. The stretcher is coming out.

Take a bow Fabianski. He shows real bravery to come out, put his body on the line and save right in front of Vincent Janssen, who was clear in the box. The keeper takes a clattering, but maintains his side's lead.

Big ask for Georges-Kévin Nkoudou to come on now and save Spurs. That is the task presented to him, though. He replaces Ben Davies.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

That display from Jordan Ayew was what football lexicographers would refer to as "a shift".

The Ghanaian's work-rate has been superb this evening, running after countless loose balls and pursuing Tottenham's defenders with bloody-minded determination.

Eric Dier goes into the book for a trip on Ki Sung-yueng. The Spurs man didn't make much contact and makes that clear to the ref. That may well have been the reason for his booking.