That's it - Brentford are in to the Championship play-off final!

Pontus Jansson does really well to head the corner clear and he might have just sealed Brentford's place at Wembley.

Swansea win a corner and goalkeeper Erwin Mulder is going up!

Said Benrahma curls a cracking effort towards the top corner from just outside the box but it flies narrowly wide.

Passions suddenly flare up on the touchline and lots of players and officials get involved in a bit of an off-ball scuffle. Quite a few yellow cards are dished out, including one for Brentford boss Thomas Frank.

The officials have calmed it all down. It's seen Swansea lose a bit more time.

Swansea put together a decent passing move but Rhian Brewster opts to shoot low from the edge of the box, straight at David Raya. His team-mates are suggesting he had better options either side of him.

It's been a superb second leg but will there be another twist in the tale?

SIX minutes have been added on.

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Brentford's Pontus Jansson has just been down on the field for about 60 seconds with one of those knocks that lots of players seem to get when their team has a one-goal lead with just moments remaining.

Clever game-management from an experienced defender, some might call it, but it'll frustrate the visitors. He's back up on his feet now, with time ticking by for Swansea.

Brentford keeper David Raya does well again, coming out to meet another right-wing Swansea cross. This time he punches it clear.

For the second time in this game, Said Benrahma hits the woodwork! This time he hits the top of the bar from about 10 yards, after racing on to Ollie Watkins' cut-back.

These two have been almost unplayable at times tonight, but that's a big chance missed.

It's so close to the killer goal, but still the Swans are in with a chance.

Matt Grimes has a chance to whip in a free-kick from the right for the visitors, but his high, curling delivery is caught by David Raya, who does well to come out and fetch it.

Bit of a waste, from the delivery, with only seven minutes of the 90 to go.

I'm afraid to say it's a howler from Pontus Jansson. He will not want to see that again.

Rhian Brewster, on the other hand, is one cool customer in front of goal, at just 20 years old.

Sergi Canos and Josh Da Silva are being brought on by Brentford boss Thomas Frank. Goalscorers Emiliano Marcondes and Bryan Mbeumo get a rest.

The Swans also make a change as Kyle Naughton is replaced by Bersant Celina.

Yan Dhanda goes in late on the Bees' Henrik Dalsgaard and it's not a controversial yellow card at all. Easy decision.

Said Benrahma curls in a cracking-looking ball towards Ollie Watkins, inswinging from the left towards the far post, but it just bounces slightly in front of his fellow front man and he can't quite get there.

We're inside the final 20 minutes at Griffin Park.

Swansea's Liverpool loanee Rhian Brewster has scored eight goals in his 11 away appearances this season, netting in each of the last three... The Welsh side could really do with some magic from him now.

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Off we go again.

Has Steve Cooper just delivered the most important pep talk of his managerial career so far?

Swansea are having a little bit of a spell here. This'll give their fans some hope... Although, hold on - it's being interrupted.

Time for the drinks break.