Fred Onyedinma picks up the ball in the Swansea box and tries his luck with a curling effort.

It sails narrowly wide but that's much better from the hosts.

There's a little bit of Swansea showboating going on, which says a lot about how they must feel playing against this Wycombe defence.

Half-time can't come soon enough for the hosts, really.

They are alarmingly lacking answers.

Luke Berry snaffles possession midway inside the Watford half and releases Harry Cornick like a *greyhound down the right...

Great ball in... James Collins rattles the woodwork. He almost caught it too cleanly and it flew up onto the bar.

*I put terrier originally, but it was quicker than that.

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Really like the way Luton break, using the pace of Harry Cornick. He's a livewire.

However, it's Watford who have grabbed the game by the scruff of the neck.

They look composed at the back, mopping up, and have plenty of speed of their own going forward.

Matty Pearson cynically hacked Joao Pedro a moment ago as Watford worked a counter, he's now on a warning...

Ryan Tafazolli spills an interception from a Swansea pass towards the box which allows the visitors to eventually win another corner.

It flies into the box and is eventually deflected into the path of Morgan Gibbs-White who works the ball onto his right foot.

The on-loan Wolves man's shot fires well wide of the mark, however.

Sonny Bradley has to block in the box after a saunter forward from Jeremy Ngakia went unchecked. Corner to Watford.

The recycled set-piece sees Ismaila Sarr overcook the cross, far too deep.

Nathan Jones is barking out instructions, he wants his team to tighten up a bit here...

Opposing midfielders Luke Berry and Tom Cleverley get into a pickle in the box as Watford build up for a cross... it was a bit like two kids fighting over a toy.

Swansea race into the box again, this time through Morgan Gibbs-White who tries to work onto a bouncing high ball in the box.

Wycombe keeper Ryan Allsop almost seems afraid of the ball before it bounces but fortunately for him, Gibbs-White can't quite work onto it.

The Chairboys need to steady themselves here after those two quick Swansea goals from Andre Ayew and Jamal Lowe.

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Luton broke through Harry Cornick, who rode a few challenges to guide them into range of the Watford goal, but despite some tidy build-up play they just wanted one pass too many. It's cleared...

On the break, Watford are much more direct, getting down the left, crossing into the box and looking to get the shot away. It's cleared in the end but much more purposeful in terms of an end result.

No goals yet though.

Swansea are playing with Wycombe right now.

No sooner has Jamal Lowe scored do the visitors win a corner, which Morgan Gibbs-White coolly rolls to an unmarked Matt Grimes on the edge of the box.

He fires just over the bar and probably should have buried that into the net.

Tom Cleverley's shot on the edge of the box pings off a Luton defender and out for a corner, the first of the game.

It goes out for another corner and from the second, Ismaila Sarr balloons it off his head for a goal-kick, very strange effort.

The lack of atmosphere has definitely drained some of the venom from this game.

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The only thing stopping Swansea adding to their early goal is themselves at this point.

Yet another drive upfield sees Jake Bidwell float a cross across goal into the path of team-mates Morgan Gibbs-White and Andre Ayew.

Both rise to head into what is an empty net at the far post but they collide and Ryan Allsop swiftly collects the ball.

Just seen Mick Harford on the Luton bench and he would be looking on thinking how much he could put himself about in this game.

It needs a bit of that old fashioned bash and crash to stir this game up for me, it's a bit tame.

Classic example a moment ago as Harry Cornick did brilliantly to squeeze himself through a gap on the right but no one attacked his near-post cross. Would have been manna from heaven for Harford in his day.

Swansea's comfortable start to this match shows no signs of stopping after Andre Ayew's opener.

Ayew almost fires in his second soon after the restart, this time from a near post strike that Ryan Allsop deals with.

The visitors are knocking the ball around with ease, pinging crossfield balls with quite some regularity and Wycombe so far have no answers.

First genuine chance of the game, Watford nicked possession in the Luton half after a sloppy ball by Rhys Norrington-Davies, and raced forward through Ismaila Sarr.

He slipped in Tom Cleverley on the right of the box, who squared to Joao Pedro and his low shot was smothered, just, by Simon Sluga.

Open game though, end to end.

Luton showed some neat touches around the Watford penalty area, lovely one-touch football in a bid to unlock the defence, but they were eventually crowded out.

James Collins almost got in behind the defence on the opposite side but fair play to Ben Wilmot who recovered the position and won back the ball for Watford.

The away side taking the game to their hosts.

A cracking crossfield ball from Morgan Gibbs-White sails into the feet of Jamal Lowe as Swansea begin to press.

The former Wigan man unleashes a shot from just outside the box which dips narrowly to Wycombe goalkeeper Ryan Allsop's right-hand post.

Smart play from Fred Onyedinma sees him cause Swansea plenty of problems as he beats two attempts from the visitors to dispossess him before he waltzes into the box.

His low cross across the face of goal is narrowly blocked away by the Swans, who struggled to deal with him in the build-up.