Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live at Hillsborough

I have been watching Carlos Carvalhal for the past few minutes. The Swansea manager is rather subdued on the touchline. Having said that, I do not think I have seen his opposite number Jos Luhukay move from his position all game.

Waaayyyy! Atdhe Nuhiu is not well known for his fancy flicks and tricks, but a neat touch on the touchline has the Wednesdayites purring. He legs it back into the box to try and get back to his day job, but Swansea clear once again.

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Much like the first half, Wednesday are the fastest out of the traps. George Boyd is again prominent down the left, sticking on his dancing shoes to create an inch of space. However, Swansea's Kyle Naughton sticks his head in the way before the ball reaches intended target Atdhe Nuhiu.

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I think these Sheffield Wednesday players have enjoyed their 15 minutes rest.

They are buzzing at the start of the second half.

They are getting into some danger areas.

Tammy Abraham is back doing the dirty work in his own box, mopping up a Wednesday set-piece and nodding back to his keeper Kristoffer Nordfeldt. He then flings the ball out of play, much to the delight of the Wednesday Kop behind him.

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Swansea forward Luciano Narsingh hits the deck in the Wednesday box and looks up quizzically to referee Paul Tierney. He looks almost embarrassed as he shakes his head. No penalty.

"Hey ho. Let's go!" The Ramones blasts out of the Hillsborough PA system as the players return. Let's hope they're listening. No changes at the break.

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Did Sheffield Wednesday's Daniel Pudil shove Tammy Abraham in the back? The Swans certainly thought so.

So, let's sum up that first half:

• Wednesday's dominated possession early doors, with Adam Reach going close
• Mike van der Hoorn should have scored with a header as Swansea fought back
• That's about it

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And, Darren from Leicester, both Wednesday fans I believe...

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Started with much promise, delivered little. That's my summary of that first half.

Wouldn't have fancied travelling all the way up from South Wales for it...

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Again Wallace goes for the near post, this time it is Adam Reach who meets it. Wide. We're well into the one and only minute of stoppage time...

Ross Wallace swings the ball in from the left and Atdhe Nuhiu (of course) throws himself towards it. The big Kosovan doesn't get a clean connection and Swansea head away from another corner....

Right then.. Wednesday corner. Could this be it?

To me, to you. Kyle Bartley and Mike van der Hoorn do their best Chuckle Brothers impression in South Yorkshire, skipper Bartly pinging a ball intended for Van der Hoorn that drifts out of play.

"Oh, silly me."

The game has opened up more in the past 10 minutes. Groans from the Wednesday lot - not the most patient bunch in my experience - as Dave Jones' pump forward is cut out by Mike van der Hoorn.

At the other end Ki Sung-yeung drags a shot that goes nearer the corner flag than the right-hand post.