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Watford celebrate. Swansea look gutted.

That's the first time the Hornets have won three away league games on the bounce in the Premier League. A decent way to bounce back from a 6-0 defeat.

Richarlison decides to rip his shirt off in celebration at his (potential) winner and picks up a booking.

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Tammy Abraham bangs in a cross from the right which evades every player in the box.

Renanto Sanches tries to pick up the leftovers but the move comes to nothing.

Danger for Swansea, as Abdoulaye Doucoure slides the ball from inside the box to Watford sub Troy Deeney.

The striker can't quite get enough on his shot and Lukasz Fabianski saves it.

Swansea make their final change, with Wilfried Bony coming off and Renato Sanches coming on.

Troy Deeney also enters the fray for Andre Gray, as Watford make their third and final sub.

Richarlison is bundled over but referee Lee Mason is ignoring his protests for a free-kick from the floor.

Watford then earn a corner off of Alfie Mawson. Mason has to go and have a word with Marco Silva, who has got his pants in a twist over something.

Tom Carroll takes it...but it's straight at the Watford wall.

Wilfried Bony then bags himself a yellow card for a sliding challenge on Jose Holebas.

Tammy Abraham goes down just outside the area under pressure from Adrian Mariappa and Swansea earn a free-kick in a dangerous position.

Looks like Leroy Fer or Tom Carroll will take it.

Paul Clement is VERY animated on the touchline. He's just out of the technical area and he looks like one of those guys who directs planes on a runway, pointing and waving all over the place.

Jordan Ayew and Kyle Naughton link up well as Swansea try and attack again but Abdoulaye Doucoure ushers away the danger.

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Swansea counter-attack through Roque Mesa but neither Tammy Abraham nor Wilfried Bony can do anything productive in the final third.

It's getting scrappy again.

Federico Fernandez concedes a corner while defending a Watford attack. He's livid about it, but luckily for the Swansea captain it comes to nothing.

Tom Cleverely and Roberto Pereyra link up on the right after a throw-in before the latter is flagged offside.

Watford make their second change.

Andre Carrillo, who looked a threat in the first half but has been quiet since, is replaced by Roberto Pereyra.

Swansea go on the attack but the move goes to waste as Kyle Naughton loops the ball into the box and fails find a team-mate.

Richarlison makes an excellent charge into the box for Watford but his feet get in a tangle and he ends up on the floor.

I laughed, I'll be honest.

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Kabasele is back on the pitch after receiving treatment and he concedes a free-kick.

Tom Carroll sends it in from distance and Watford manage to clear their lines.

Tom Carroll makes an excellent run up the left. The Swansea man whips the ball in and tries to find Wilfried Bony before Adrian Mariappa makes an important body-block.

It looks like Kabasele's injured himself in the line of duty, but should be ok to continue.

Watford make a rare break forward in the second half, but are pushed all the way back into their own half.

Swansea then steal possession.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

Since making those half-time changes, Swansea have been unrecognisable from their listless first-half display.

There is an energy and purpose to their play now, and head coach Paul Clement can take a pat on the back for his two substitutions at the break.