Chance for Tottenham! Christian Eriksen plays a lovely ball through the Swansea defence to find Ben Davies, but with time on his side the full-back belts his cross aerially and makes the finish 10 times harder for Son Heung-Min, who fires his volley over. Again, it is the final ball.

Five minutes to go until the break. Wayne Routledge's goal remains the difference.

The flag halts Tottenham. Christian Eriksen has plenty of green space to charge into, which he does before feeding a pass through the Swansea defence for Son Heung-Min. The forward looks to be away for a second but he went a fraction early. The assistant does his bit.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

This has been like a training game of defence against attack at times, but Swansea fans - and Chelsea supporters - won't be complaining.

Spurs have dominated possession and territory but their dogged opponents are standing firm having initially looked a little ragged.

News of Hull's goal against Boro has filtered through to a few in the crowd, but they won't mind too much if Swansea can claim a first Premier League win against Tottenham.

Swansea have soaked it up and now they try to give some out. Jordan Ayew is away and makes it into the box but his attempted low ball to Gylfi Sigurdsson is cut out.

Great work-rate from Swansea. Tottenham continue to seek out holes in the defence but so far the home side are holding firm. They have the lead and they are protecting it with everything they have.

Tottenham are the ones with all the attacking intent. The ball is floated to the right side of the Swansea box where Kyle Walker has stolen a yard on his marker. The defender's volleyed attempted cross (shot?) flies wide of goal.

Son Heung-Min is a willing runner for Tottenham, charging forward to collect a Dele Alli pass. His touch lets him down, though, and the ball trickles out of play for a goal-kick off his boot.

Tottenham are having most of the ball. They are currently working with 75% possession.

Swansea are digging in, though, and Spurs are lacking a final ball.

Tottenham are capable of creating crossing chances at will, but their delivery has - thus far - been poor. 

Christian Eriksen decides to take charge with a dipping shot from range but Lukasz Fabianski judges it well and drops to save. 

Jordan Ayew in the book for standing on the back of Dele Alli's foot.

Swansea are giving Spurs a lot of space to charge into ahead of the home box. Dembele does just that during an attack that is halted by a poor Walker cross. The away side come again, though, to set Dele Alli up for some ball juggling in the box but also an off-target shot.

Tottenham respond well to falling behind. Christian Eriksen has a low shot from close range blocked before Kyle Walker slings a cross right across the face of goal. Son Heung-Min is close, but not close enough to connect with it. 

Swansea are exerting some pressure. They have had two corners in succession and now have a third...

Jack Cork is back on and getting stuck in, in midfield. He plays his part to help progress an attack that ends with ex-Spurs man Kyle Naughton cutting aside but blazing over from range. Encouraging for the home side.

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It'd be fair to say Moussa Sissoko hasn't shone at Spirs since joining in the summer. He has a chance to turn provider here when he is found in space in the box, but his low ball is cut out by the diving Fernandez. Very wasteful.

Two early Tottenham corners are dealt with by Swansea.

Jack Cork has taken a blow to the bonce, though. In clearing the corner, Leroy Fer has booted his team-mate and drawn blood.

A bit of treatment, maybe a stitch or two, and Cork should be fine.

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