All over!

A third win in a row for Burnley. A sixth defeat in seven for Swansea.

That me done on this page. Follow reaction to the match here.

Finally a shot on target for Swansea!

It's a Wilfried Bony header from close range but it is a regulation save for Nick Pope.

It only took 95 minutes.

Burnley almost add a third in stoppage time but the very impressive Ashley Barnes wastes a promising opportunity.

Swansea's American owner Steve Kaplan is watching on in the stands. They have been outplayed today. Still they are yet to have a shot on target. What will he make of it?

We'll have six minutes of added time.

Excellent from Nick Pope. He comes and claims Sam Clucas' cross.

Corner for Swansea. Have they got time set up a grandstand finish?

Burnley have the ball in the net from the following corner but James Tarkowski's goal is disallowed for offside.

That was very tight.

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That injury has taken away any momentum Swansea had.

It's now Burnley controlling the game again. Sam Vokes wins a corner for his side by making a nuisance of himself up front.

This isn't nice to see. I'm not sure why Tammy Abraham was allowed to play on after going down earlier. He is now being carefully helped onto a stretcher and this injury suddenly looks a lot more serious. Worrying signs for Swansea.

He is going to be replaced by Luciano Narsingh while Burnley have replaced Jeff Hendrick with Sam Vokes.

Tammy Abraham must be done for the today. He's down on the ground again holding his back after shooting way over.

Burnley are two goals to the good but it is Swansea doing all the attacking now.

However Nick Pope is still yet to make a save in the Burnley goal as Matt Lowton dives in front of a Renato Sanches shot from distance.

The home fans love the commitment. They roar on their side.

A second change for Swansea. Ki Sung-yueng comes on in central midfield for Leroy Fer.

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

I think Swansea rely too much on Tammy Abraham. They need a little more than what they are producing, and their confidence is clearly low.

Deary, deary me. How much did Bayern pay for Renato Sanches? Once again he wastes a promising opportunity, as his free-kick sails over the bar.

I'm not sure how he was allowed to take that given his performance so far. He won't be on the next one.

Tammy Abraham still doesn't look quite right. He's holding his back at every opportunity but has won his side a free-kick in a dangerous area.

Sam Clucas and Renato Sanches are both stood over the ball around 20 yards out on the right side of the box...

Swansea have definitely improved with the presence of Wilfried Bony up front. They're still yet to have a shot on target though and Renato Sanches really is struggling for end product. I was excited to watch today but the midfielder on loan from Bayern Munich over-hits another cross straight out of play.

It seems it's back trouble for Tammy Abraham. We've just been shown a replay from a few moments earlier where he was giving a big bear hug from behind by team-mate Leroy Fer, seemingly trying to click or stretch his lower back.

The physio gives a thumbs up to the bench. It seems the youngster will be able to continue.

Another effort from Swansea. Again it's Wilfried Bony, this time wide of the right-hand post from around the penalty spot.

Worryingly for Swansea Tammy Abraham is now laid down on the turf. He hasn't been touched by any players. I'm not sure what he has done but is struggling with some sort of injury.

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Swansea are actually now starting to grow into this game a little. Abraham's shot a few moments ago was followed by a skied effort from Wilfried Bony. A wasted chance but at least they're creating.

Now the Swansea frustration is boiling over.

Renato Sanches gives away a silly free-kick for barging Matt Lowton. He responds by giving Lowton a shove in the chest. Referee Atkinson calms everyone down.