Trevor Sinclair
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

Great spirit from the Crystal Palace team but Burnley are defending really well.

The Clarets really holding on now - they win their 13th corner but James Tarkowski is there again. He's been immense. Yohan Cabaye flashes in a 35-yarder which Nick Pope punches away. Safety first...

Image source, Getty Images

Andros Townsend cuts in from the right wing, Arjen Robben like, but his curling shot flies wide. Via a deflection.

Palace are still pushing on. Can they level it up? They surely deserve to on the balance of play...

Great defending! James Tarkowski pulls rabbits out of hats, stopping a Scott Dann strike which was heading into the far corner. What do Palace have to do to score?!

Played four, lost four, scored none? I mean it quite literally could not be any worse for Frank de Boer if it stays like this.

But they haven't played poorly this afternoon. They could argue that they should be the ones ahead.

James McArthur is off, Jairo Riedewald is on. He's a defender by trade. Brave from FdB?

Burnley send on Ashley Westwood for Steven Defour. Which is very much like for like.

Lenny Johnrose
Former Burnley midfielder on BBC Radio Lancashire

Well done, Pope. It was a fantastic save. Benteke one-on-one - a great opportunity. It was poor defending but the keeper has done well to make himself big, Schmeichel-like.

Image source, Reuters

That's a massive moment. Christian Benteke lets out a primal scream after failing to take that chance, the best chance of the match by far. He burst past Ben Mee into the area, Levi Lumeka got out of his way and Benteke tried to slot it home - that's a very good save with the legs by Nick Pope.

Image source, Reuters

14 efforts to four in Palace's favour but as we tick into the final stages it's still Burnley who lead. Palace look like a side who haven't scored yet this season. No confidence.

But hang on! Christian Benteke is suddenly in on goal - SAVED!

Lenny Johnrose
Former Burnley midfielder on BBC Radio Lancashire

I've got an opinion on Christian Benteke - sell him.

He has had a shocker.

Christian Benteke runs into James Tarkowski as he heads the ball clear, which I imagine is pretty painful. The Palace man is built like a small dwelling. And he goes in the book.

Image source, Reuters

Is this the game livening up? Opening up?

Looks like it as sub Ashley Barnes drives a left-footed effort from the edge of the area which tests Wayne Hennessey, full stretch to his right...

Image source, PA

There is a chance! And it is the youngster! Andros Townsend does well to engineer some space for a cross on the right, it's bang on cue for Levi Lumeka, but his header is deflected over!

From the corner Jeffrey Schlupp has a clear sight of goal but smashes it wildly over. The shot of an unconfident side...

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

Swansea City head coach Paul Clement makes one change from the 2-0 win at Crystal Palace before the international break. Midfielder Renato Sanches, an eye-catching season-long loan signing from Bayern Munich, makes his debut in place of centre-back Mike van der Hoorn as Clement switches from a 5-3-2 formation to a 4-4-2. Striker Wilfried Bony, who rejoined from Manchester City on transfer deadline day, is on the bench.

Newcastle United manager Rafael Benitez is not at the Liberty Stadium because of illness and makes two changes from the 3-0 win against West Ham, with Jacob Murphy and Jesus Gamez replacing Christian Atsu and Chancel Mbemba.

Swansea XI: Fabianski; Naughton, Fernandez, Mawson, Olsson; Clucas, Sanches, Carroll, Fer; Ayew, Abraham.

Newcastle XI: Elliot; Manquillo, Lascelles, Clark, Gamez; Merino, Hayden; Ritchie, Perez, Murphy; Joselu.

Swansea make just one change but it's a big one - Renato Sanches starts. He replaces Mike van der Hoorn. Wilfried Bony is on the bench.

Newcastle make two changes as Jacob Murphy and Jesus Gamez start.

Swansea: Fabianski; Naughton, Fernandez, Mawson, Olsson; Carroll, Sanches, Fer, Clucas; Ayew, Abraham

Newcastle: Elliot; Manquillo, Clark, Lascelles, Gamez; Hayden, Merino; Ritchie, Perez, Murphy; Joselu

We haven't had an effort on goal since Christian Benteke headed wide 37 seconds into the second half. Come on now.

Ashley Barnes is on for Burnley in place of Sam Vokes, Frank de Boer sends on teenage forward Levi Lumeka. He hasn't even got a Wikipedia page, is he the saviour?

Image source, PA

Right, Frank de Boer, if the rumours are true and you have got half an hour to save your job, then you really need to pull your finger out. Change something.

Andros Townsend puts a cross in and Nick Pope catches it easily. Zero danger.

This is a real drudge. Can anyone shake it up?

If the opening 20 minutes or so were genuinely entertaining, we have descended into more of a war of attrition now. Burnley don't seem interested in attacking at all, they've completed just 15 passes since half time. But they also don't look like conceding at the moment.