That's all from the Liberty.

Swansea stay in the relegation zone, while Bournemouth have kept three consecutive clean sheets in the Premier League for the first time.

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That's our lot. It ends goalless at the Liberty Stadium and I think that Bournemouth will be the happier side after that second half.

The final change for Bournemouth sees Harry Arter take the place of Lewis Cook.

Charlie Daniels thinks he's going to be the hero as he takes a shot at goal...but it's just wide.

Last chance?

We'll have five added minutes.

Late controversy?

Tammy Abraham works his way into the box and goes down under pressure from Adam Smith.

Referee Attwell waves play on.

Bournemouth's second change sees Jordon Ibe replaced by Dan Gosling.

Joshua King goes into the book for a late tackle on Olsson.

He's been involved in 71% of Swansea's seven Premier League goals this season (scoring four and assisting once) and now Tammy Abraham is on the field.

He takes the place of Jordan Ayew.

Oh, what a chance for Swansea. Will they get a better one than this?

It's the substitute Leroy Fer who charges through the Bournemouth defence with the ball glued to his feet before he sees Begovic push his shot away.

The ball comes back to Fer who has plenty of goal to aim at, but Begovic saves again!

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What's all this then?

There's a coming together between Olsson and Ibe and suddenly everyone is piling in.

Swansea's Ki is no exception and and there’s a fair bit of pushing and shoving which sees the South Korean booked along with Olsson.

Ki might have been a bit lucky there as he looked to have pushed referee Stuart Attwell.

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If you're a Swansea fan, you have to feel encouraged by the way your side has dominated this second half.

A chance goes begging for Bournemouth's Callum Wilson, who finds the ball at his feet in an advanced position, but delays his shot allowing a Swansea man to block his effort.

The first change of the match sees Swansea's Renato Sanches replaced by Leroy Fer.

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Mike Van der Hoorn is shown yellow after grappling with Callum Wilson.

Corner for Swansea who continue to ask all the questions in this half.

Ki Sung-Yeung's delivery doesn't beat the man on the near post, but it isn't properly cleared as the ball flies across the six-yard box.

Bournemouth have lost their way a little since the restart.

And, as this graphic shows, their attacking players have seen little of the ball in key positions in the last 15 minutes.

Still all Swansea, but they've nothing to show for it as Renato Sanches' pass goes beyond Ayew.

A familiar story for the Portuguese so far in this match.

Heading for a stalemate?

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What a block by Nathan Ake!

The former Chelsea man puts his body on the line to block a Jordan Ayew shot after good work between Sanches and Bony.

There can be little doubt that Swansea have started the better in this half, with Sanches and Bony looking the most likely to provide a telling contribution.