John Hartson
Ex-Celtic and Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Swansea City have just got to see the game out. That is an art in itself. They've got to make sure they don't drop off and invite pressure. 

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Scott Arfield again! He's nearly scored two beauties this afternoon, as he curls one inches wide from 22 yards out. 

Burnley unlucky not be on the score board. 

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Record signing claxon! On comes Robbie Brady, with a left foot so cultured it's taking evening classes in pre-Raphaelite poetry. 

Can he conjure something up for Burnley?

Billy Jones sends in a cross and Alfie Mawson heads powerfully clear. Swansea haven't won many away games, could nerves and pressure play a part in this second half?

John Hartson
Ex-Celtic and Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Sunderland cannot play as bad as they did in the first half. It was an inept performance. There was no oomph about them. 

Really bright and breezy play from Bournemouth as they cut through Burnley with a pair of one-twos - but the final touch just gets away from Josh King and the Clarets can clear. 

The sun is out in Sunderland, but there are noticeably fewer fans in their seats for this second half.

A good amount of people have not re-emerged. 

The Saints force an early corner but Ryan Bertrand's delivery is easily headed out at the front post. 

At the other end Adam Forshaw has a shot deflected behind for a corner. 

And we are now up and running in all three games.

Can Sunderland conjure up a comeback and help Hull out?

No.

And a change for the Saints too. On comes Nathan Redmond for Sofiane Boufal. 

Burnley have made a change at the break - on comes Andre Gray for Ashley Barnes. 

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I'm hearing that Kieran Gibbs and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain both miss out for Arsenal with hamstring injuries, while Laurent Koscielny is set to return.

Manchester City will bid to win their first ever Women's FA Cup when they meet 2012 winners Birmingham City at Wembley.

The 2016 league champions are looking to become the first team to hold all of the main three domestic honours at the same time since Arsenal Ladies in 2011.

Blues knocked out holders Arsenal and 2015 winners Chelsea to make the final, while Manchester City beat Liverpool.

It will be the first time either side has featured at the national stadium.

You can watch live on BBC Two or on this site. 

John Hartson
Ex-Celtic and Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Sunderland have been woeful at best. They look like a team that cannot muster up a chance. Swansea will be absolutely delighted. They were expecting a tough game and they haven't got that.

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Things look really tough for Hull City now.

A reminder of the stakes:

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If Swansea win, Hull will be relegated if they lose at Palace on Sunday.

If Swansea win and Hull draw, Hull would need a minimum six-goal swing on the final day of the season to stay up (this figure increases if Swansea win by more than one goal. Which they currently are).

John Hartson
Ex-Celtic and Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

It's a brilliant strike by Kyle Naughton. Five or six passes leading up to it before Naughton smashes it and says 'pick that out'. The stadium is emptying as I'm talking. Sunderland have not laid a glove on Swansea.

Kyle Naughton hadn't scored for six years. 

Plenty of Sunderland fans leaving already. 

'We want Moyes out' is the chant.