Again Lucas Moura is set free down the left wing. Loads of space for him. But he never seems fully in control as he drives towards the net, is muscled off the ball and Kristoffer Nordfeldt is smartly out quickly to gather.

Actually, on the replay, was there perhaps a little nudge in the back from Luciano Narsingh to sett him off balance? No real appeal to speak of...

Moussa Sissoko with a smart interception. He sets Lucas Moura on his way down the left. The Brazilian jinks inside and outside, it looks like he's won space from Mike van der Hoorn to cross, but the Dutchman goes all out with a forward lunge to block the ball with a combination of his neck and face. Unorthodox, but that's one way to deflect behind for a corner.

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Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

What this scoreline does mean now is that we're in for an exciting half as Swansea have to go for it.

Swansea are closing down quickly and trying to make things happen, Spurs will still have chances but it's much better from the home side.

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It's been a really great restart this, end to end.

Davison Sanchez has to head clear from three yards off his own goal-line as Luciano Narsingh's dinked cross takes out the Spurs goalkeeper. Tammy Abraham was lurking.

Much, much better from Swansea.

Now, with the ball running loose on the edge of the box, Moussa Sissoko tries a long-range effort of his own. He shanks his effort horribly wide and over the bar, as if to say: 'Let's just calm down everyone'.

Eric Dier, on his right foot, launches an absolute piledriver of a strike from range. It's going straight in the top corner, and Kristoffer Nordfeldt does really well to spring up and palm the ball behind for a corner. Another fabulous save.

They are brilliant saves from Michel Vorm. I'm just seeing another replay now. He really had to fling himself across goal - after picking himself off the ground first - to stop that Tammy Abraham follow-up.

An early Swansea strike would have really set things up.

Swansea would have probably settled for going into the break just the one goal down but Erik Lamela had other ideas.

You can watch how he extended the lead for Spurs below.

What a restart that would have been!

Two top saves from Michel Vorm deny the home side. First, Martin Olsson's stinging drive is parried clear, then Tammy Abraham's headed close-range is again matched by the Tottenham keeper.

That's his first real work of the afternoon.

And we are back under way - an attacking change at the break for Swansea.

Winger Luciano Narsingh is on for full-back Kyle Naughton.

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Don Uorri: After all the injuries, we are finally beginning to see the Lamela we bought!

Rachel T: Lamela runs like Woody from Toy Story, but I do love him.

When you think about how good Swansea's recent home form has been, today's limp showing stands out all the more

The Swans have won their past seven home games in all competitions - a run that includes victories over Arsenal and Liverpool.

But perhaps the key is in the opposition: The last time they lost at home was against Spurs - in the league on 2 January.

Chris Baldwin: VAR should be for obvious errors. When it is so close it should stay with on-field decision I think. Like cricket. And I’m a Spurs fan.

Ed Woodhouse: Don't know about anyone else, but Jordan Dent's laser beam across the pitch plan seems pretty solid - LAR for the win!

Tottenham are cruising in this first period but they could have been even further ahead if VAR was on their side.

You can judge for yourself whether Son was offside by clicking on the play button below.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

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The two players who have been really enjoying themselves are Christian Eriksen and Erik Lamela.

I'd be surprised if Swansea have put in more than ten tackles during this game and that's really disappointing for such a big match. They'll be hugely disappointed with how the first half has gone.

But Spurs have knocked the ball around, they've created chance after chance and they will probably be disappointed that they haven't scored more than two goals.

Well that will probably just about do it you feel.

Unlucky Erik Lamela - smart feet take him past the static Alfie Mawson in the box but he's on the stretch by the time he thinks about the cut-back across goal.

He does win a corner - Spurs' fifth of the game so far - but Christian Eriksen can't match his earlier brilliance.

THREE minutes of time added on.