Again, the cross comes to nothing.

By the way, as well as Glenn Murray's substitution, Sam Clucas' day came to an end. He stormed off the pitch in frustration and kicked a seat in the Swansea dug-out.

Oh dear.

Oh that is a soft free-kick. Gaetan Bong is penalised on the edge of the area.

Ki Sung-Yeung to step up for Swansea...

Alex Scott
Arsenal Ladies & former England international on Final Score

Your home ground needs to be your fortress. Swansea have been so disappointing today, lacking any spark or creativity.

Glenn Murray's goal is still the only thing separating the two sides and he has just left the field to huge applause from the away supporters.

He's replaced by Tomer Hemed.

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Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Chelsea & Leicester keeper on Final Score

They look like they're struggling under the pressure of their home crowd. For me, Swansea have lost their identity. They look disjointed at times when they play.

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Sam Clucas has a great chance to put another ball into the box from a free-kick on the right touchline.

He skies is over everyone waiting in the box though and Tammy Abraham looks at him despairingly before clapping his hands together and encouraging his team-mate to keep going.

End-to-end stuff. The ball is going up and down the pitch and players are sliding in from everywhere.

Neither team are happy with how things are at the moment. Brighton still have the lead but they are soaking up a lot of pressure.

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John Acres
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

Swansea have been much, much better in the second half. They have still only had that one meaningful opportunity from Tammy Abraham, though.

Swansea are giving it everything now. Brighton have got their backs against the wall and balls are coming in from all angles.

The hosts just need a touch from someone, anyone, to take the ball over the line.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

You can tell patience is wearing thin at the Liberty Stadium as there were ironic cheers when midfielder Tom Carroll was replaced by winger Luciano Narsingh.

Carroll had endured a tough afternoon with several misplaced passes but, in fairness to the former Tottenham player, he's hardly the only Swansea player to have struggled today.

Chris Hughton can sense the game is starting to get away from his side and he makes a change. Jose Izquierdo off and Solly March on.

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The ball bounces around in the box before Anthony Knockaert eventually clears. Swansea quickly regain possession and they are just looking to fire balls into the box.

Desperate stuff.

Most of the hosts' attacking has come down this right-hand side in the second half. They are yet to produce a real chance since Tammy Abraham's run-in with Mat Ryan.

They have a corner here though...

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Swansea haven't given up. Ki Sung-Yueng goes charging after the ball after his sloppy miskick gives the ball straight back to Brighton.

He's followed by Nathan Dyer and their pressing pushes the visitors all the way back to their goalkeeper.

Tom Carroll off, Luciano Narsingh on.

Paul Clement makes the first move...

Paul Clement looks agitated and the crowd sound it. Swansea desperately need a goal. They can't afford to lose this game.

Swansea are well and truly on top here but they give the ball away and Brighton look to surge forward with Gaetan Bong.

He's brought down by Leroy Fer just inside his own half and now the visitors can enjoy a little breather.

Tammy Abraham is up and swigging down some magic juice. He should be fine to carry on.

The resulting corner leads to a goalline scramble and several players are down in the box and appear to be in some discomfort.

One of those is Tammy Abraham and the Swansea medical staff have rushed over to make sure their star man is OK to continue.

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