Five to go. Anyone going to bag one?

Wednesday, perhaps given a shot of adrenaline by that chance at the other end, try to make things happen in attack. Owls striker Atdhe Nuhiu hassles and harries the away defence but they do enough to snuff out any potential danger.

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Talking about that right-hand side again, Swansea are really getting in there and using the extra pace.

There's gaps in the Sheffield Wednesday defence on the left.

But they are denied by a magnificent save from Dawson

Swansea should be ahead! The ball is recycled after the corner comes to nothing, Kyle Naughton's cross finding Mike van der Hoorn. Where's the marking?! Why isn't the net bulging?! Because Cameron Dawson produces a wonderful instinctive save to tip the Dutchman's header over the bar.

Much, much better from Swasnea. They open up Wednesday for the first time as Tammy Abraham spins and plays Wayne Routledge in behind the home defence. His cross is headed over by Daniel Pudil. Corner...

You know the game is losing quality when the camera starts panning onto the posh seats. There's England boss Gareth Southgate. He'll be having a look at Tammy Abraham and was probably hoping to see Alfie Mawson.

Oh, and there's Garry Monk. The former Swans skipper was sacked by Middlesbrough after their game at Hillsborough in December you may recall.

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We've not seen a single shot since the sixth minute. And it started so promisingly...

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Penalty? Tammy Abraham thinks so. Swansea swing a set-piece into the Wednesday six-yard box, trying to test young home keeper Cameron Dawson. He punches clear after Daniel Pudil clears the decks with a shove in Abraham's back. Lucky, lucky boy.

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We're almost 30 minutes in and this is the first time Swansea have looked like a Premier League team.

They've zipped the ball around and you get the feeling they have got gears to go through.

Slowly but surely, they are building things up.

Finally a spell of Swansea pressure. Wayne Routledge is the man trying to make the magic happen, dinking in a cross towards the tall figure of Tammy Abraham. He's tall, but not that tall.

Pat Nevin
On BBC Radio 5 live

Swansea have improved as the half has gone on.

When the ball's played in from the right hand side, it's really good play but there's not enough of the Swansea players in the box .

Tammy Abraham was the only one to have come in from the midfield.

...Ross Wallace picks the ball up in midfield, driving Wednesday forward. He tries his luck from the right channel of the boos, but Mike van der Hoorn times a sliding challenge to perfection.

Corner... comes to nothing.

It's all gone a bit quiet around Hillsborough at the moment. Wednesday keeper Cameron Dawson seizes his moment to come out, claim a high cross and finally get a meaningful touch. Huge cheers from the Kop behind him. And then he launches a counter attack..

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After a blistering start by the home side, Adam Reach's driven shot was turned away by Swans keeper Kristoffer Nordfeldt.

Carlos Carvalhal looks like he's just been told his favourite Sheffield restaurant has ran out of Hendo's Relish. Disgusted.

His side are being bossed by the home side. The best chance of the game fell early doors to Adam Reach and here it is...

More neat and tidy football from Wednesday as George Boyd tries to scamper onto a ball over the top. The Wednesday winger doesn't have the legs to catch it though and Swansea win a goal-kick.

Not sure young Wednesday keeper Cameron Dawson has even touched the ball yet. He might as well be sat on Row A of the Kop.

Wednesday on top, Swansea struggling to find any attacking fluency. And you can see that here from our snazzy heatmap graphic...

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