Teams walk back out at the Liberty Stadium.

How did those half-time team talks go? We're about to find out.

No shots on target, no real chances from either side.

It's not been great.

Things can only get better after the break.

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Into injury-time.

Aaron Lennon hits a volley into the ground which is collected by Lukasz Fabianski.

Sam Vokes heads over Johann Berg Gudmundsson's cross.

The wait for a goal continues.

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

Swansea are the joint lowest scorers in the Premier League this season with 19 goals, while Burnley are the joint third lowest with 21.

It's showing.

Jordan Ayew is the latest Swans player to whip in a dangerous cross but again there is no-one in the box.

If a few Swansea players took a gamble and made a run they would be much more threatening here.

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Ki Sung-yueng passes to Sam Clucas who turns and shoots but it's high and wide. I make that Swansea's first shot of the game.

Chances are coming for Swansea.

Martin Olsson passes across the box but no one is there to tap it in, then Ki Sung-yueng should score but tries to walk it in instead.

Aaron Lennon pings a cross across the box, it is headed down by Sam Vokes and Johann Berg Gudmundsson shins a volley over the bar.

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Martin Olsson is booked for diving.

The Swede runs past Charlie Taylor, who does stick a leg out, but Olsson hurls himself to the ground theatrically.

Right decision by Andre Marriner.

Swansea are having the best of the game so far with over 66% possession but they are yet to register a shot on target or create any real chances.

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

Former Swansea manager Francesco Guidolin is in the directors' box today. I wonder what brings him here?

Since his sacking in October 2016, Swansea have had three permanent bosses and one on a temporary basis.

In the early part of his reign, the Italian brought a defensive solidity to a then-struggling Swans side, so I'd imagine he's enjoying this goalless tussle so far.

Charlie Taylor swings a high cross into the Swansea box and Lukasz Fabianski just manages to punch clear under extreme pressure from Sam Vokes.

Moments later and Ashley Barnes volleys over.

Ki Sung-yueng pumps a free-kick into the Burnley box which Nick Pope fails to deal with, flapping at the ball, but his team eventually clear.

Kevin Long sweeps the ball to Ashley Barnes who heads it down to Sam Vokes, the Welshman takes a touch, spins and shoots but is just wide.

Federico Fernandez makes a hash of a clearance, almost gifting Burnley an opening, but he manages to put the ball out for a throw-in.

Johann Berg Gudmundsson makes a good run down the left wing and pulls the ball back for Jeff Hendrick on the edge of the box, but his shot is charged down.

Mike van der Hoorn with one of the worst passes of the season, crossing the ball from one side of the pitch straight towards the dugouts and out of play.

Here we go...

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Earlier we asked: Who are the other three pairs of brothers to have played together in the Premier League?

Here are the answers:

Yaya and Kolo Toure, Gary and Phil Neville and Fabio and Rafael da Silva.