Barnsley are throwing the Kitching sink at Swansea.

Liam Kitching is on for Toby Sibbick.

Huge chance for Swansea goes begging.

Korey Smith, brought on to add defensive solidity in midfield, finds himself clear on goal after a fine pass over the top by Matt Grimes.

Smith never looks confident and slips, allowing Brad Collins to gather.

Connor Roberts then has a shot, which Collins saves.

A rare foray into Barnsley's half for Swansea, and it's Andre Ayew who carries the ball into the penalty area.

He's supported by Matt Grimes and Jay Fulton but the move breaks down and Barnsley regain possession.

Swansea are holding on at the moment. They can barely get out of their half.

A foul by Barnsley's Callum Styles buys the home side a bit of time but there is no doubt they are under pressure.

Ian Walsh
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Connor Roberts is finding it hard to get into this game, he's struggling to find his touch and it's a hard game to come on in.

Swansea have to defend with everything they have now.

Korey Smith will add some steel in midfield.

Barnsley are pressing for that second goal.

They win a corner on the right-hand side which Carlton Morris meets but heads over.

I've just been informed Flo Rida is representing San Marino at Eurovision, by the way.

I'd understand if you now want to at least go for the double-screen experience with our coverage of this game and the big night in Rotterdam.

The Eurovision Song Contest has started but hopefully you'll be staying with us for the rest of this game.

Barnsley have a corner, which Carlton Morris heads wide.

Swansea's fans do their best to lift their side after that Barnsley goal.

The play-offs are never dull, are they?

By the way, in the fourth meeting between the sides, that is the first goal Barnsley have scored against Swansea this season.

Swansea make a second substitution.

Korey Smith comes on for Conor Hourihane in midfield.

Ian Walsh
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

That's a great breakaway and a great finish.

Swansea didn't learn their lesson from the other night about how quickly Barnsley can counter-attack from defending set-pieces.

Matty Grimes has made a mistake going to ground trying to win the tackle.

It's a great finish from Cauley Woodrow, he showed great composure.

We always knew the next goal was crucial and this will give Barnsley one heck of a big lift.

Ian Walsh
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Good play there from Barnsley and that is massive from Jake Bidwell, he's just thrown his body in the way.

Barnsley have big hearts, they scrap so hard, they work so hard, the game is opening up and they won't give up.

It could be a long end to the game for Swansea if Barnsley score.

It's end to end all of a sudden.

Swansea are having to deal with a flurry of Barnsley set-pieces again. An Alex Mowatt free-kick is cleared, as is a Callum Brittain throw-in.

Swansea try to break after the second clearance but Connor Roberts' pass is intercepted.

Barnsley then counter-attack and Jordan Williams sneaks in at the back post but his shot is well blocked by Jake Bidwell.

Ian Walsh
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

It's an absolute battle between Marc Guehi and Ben Cabnago and Daryl Dike. He really puts himself about.

Good save!

Callum Styles' corner for Barnsley finds Carlton Morris at the back post and his header is well saved by Freddie Woodman.

The Swansea keeper comes for the next corner and is a little lucky as his punch deflects off a Barnsley head and out for a goal kick.

Swansea look to launch a counter-attack and, after some neat build-up play from Andre Ayew and Jay Fulton, they're thwarted by the covering Alex Mowatt.

Into the final half an hour now and the Swans look like they're in control.

Ian Walsh
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

It's obviously a really sad sight to see Wayne Routledge leave on a stretcher, but it's an interesting substitution.

Liam Cullen would have been the obvious change.

The fans love Connor Roberts. In a way it's just matching up like-for-like with Barnsley after the changes they made.

Judging by how far up the field Connor Roberts was for a Swansea goal kick just now, it would seem the home side have stuck to the 4-3-3 system they started in, with Roberts wide on the right of an attacking three.

As a wing-back, he will also offer Swansea a bit more protection defensively as they look to preserve their lead.