Andrew Price: How many times has the Swansea number 17 passed the ball forward from his total number of touches? The game has gone. It seems as though all play as individuals and don’t want to put a foot wrong...

Sarah Morgan: Sheffield Wednesday should replace team coach with time machine and travel back to days when they were plucky top flight underdogs who felt they'd nothing to lose, not everything to defend!

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Another half chance for Tammy Abraham as he tries to direct the ball around the defender as it's whipped low into the box. He gets too much on it though and it sails harmlessly wide.

Swansea have had all the possession but it's goalkeeper Kristoffer Nordfeldt who has had their most significant impact so far - making those two important saves earlier in this half.

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Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert on BBC One

Well done Van der Voorn. He's come out of the back three, attacked the space and created a chance for Swansea

It was the first proper attempt on goal and it needed decent goalkeeping to keep it out.

Mike van der Hoorn attacks the Sheffield Wednesday back line and it creates space. Ki Sung-yeung makes the most of it, getting the ball out of his feet and smashing out just inches wide of Dawson's right post.

Tammy Abraham tries to slip it through to Nathan Dyer but the pass has got too much weight on it and Cameron Dawson reads it well to come out and deny the Swansea winger.

Wednesday then break immediately but Joao's shot is blocked.

Lucas Joao is still lively and he makes a good run off the shoulders of the Swansea centre-back pairings. He then drives at them, steps inside and tries to curl one past Nordfeldt.

In the end it's a comfortable save for the Swansea keeper.

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Wayne Routledge jumps about in frustration as his attempt to play a one-two with Tammy Abraham fails.

It's just not really coming off for Swansea at the moment but they are getting closer.

Tammy Abraham is inches away from another Sam Clucas cross there. I feel a goal coming soon...

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Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert on BBC One

Maybe a bit more care with the pass, it needed curling round, and Tammy Abraham would have been in. It was a good break by Swansea though

Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live at the Liberty Stadium

The defending from Swansea was absolutely terrible.

At first I thought there might have been a push on Jordan Rhodes but seeing it again, I don't think so.

A football game has broken out and that was a great break there from Swansea.

Swansea went straight up the other end following those two saves from Nordfeldt and now they are in control again.

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Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert on BBC One

I don't think I've ever seen George Boyd play left-back! Sheffield Wednesday's wing-backs are so deep, they're away from home and don't want to concede early. But you feel Swansea are playing into their hands, they're being very cautious

We have some action! Jordan Rhodes forces Kristoffer Nordfeldt into making two very good saves in quick succession.

They were two for the cameras...

What is Wayne Routledge doing? He dances around on the edge of the Swansea box with the ball and Sheffield Wednesday win back possession.

Gary: This is the most boring 25 minutes of football that I’ve ever seen! They both seem to be playing for a 0-0!

Alex Haworth: This is the worst game of football I've seen for a while.

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Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert on BBC One

It was good improvisation by Clucas. And you could argue that was the first time anyone's tried to run in behind a rigid line of five Sheffield Wednesday defenders. That's the only way you're going to break the deadlock here

Mike van der Hoorn makes a superb tackle on the right as Sheffield Wednesday look to make a rare attacking break.

This game needs a goal.

John Southall
BBC Radio 5 live football reporter at the Liberty Stadium

What did I say about extra time and penalties.....this doesn't have the feel of a goal fest. It's a slow burner, which would be welcome in the press box, but could do with proceedings on the pitch livening up.

The good news it's still only -2.