Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

You talk about hard work and desire, that's what Bournemouth gave there. No where for Liam Cullen to go and they earn a corner. Fantastic work.

Rather than shoot, Bournemouth try another set play.

Brooks clips a cross to the back post which finds Dominic Solanke, but his volley bounces wide.

Bournemouth try what looks like training ground move from a corner, which David Brooks plays low to Alex Scott, who tries to flick it into the path of a team-mate - but it doesn't come off.

The home side are soon on the attack again, however, and a foul by Jay Fulton on Ryan Christie gives the Cherries a free-kick within shooting range.

John Williams
Former Bournemouth defender on BBC Radio Solent

Swansea fans started singing "I want to go home" after they went 3-0 down.

On the rare occasions Swansea have possession in Bournemouth's half, they're soon crowded out.

Charlie Patino at least earns the Swans a free-kick in a position wide to the left where Matt Grimes can swing in a decent cross - but the hosts clear.

Only as far as Kyle Naughton, though, and his first-time shot hits the post.

Nathan Wood then forces Mark Travers into a fine save.

Swansea have come to life!

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

I've said it before and I'll say it again, it's too easy for Bournemouth.

Swansea aren't doing the basics, they're struggling now to get any foothold back in the game.

John Williams
Former Bournemouth defender on BBC Radio Solent

Everything that can go wrong has gone wrong for Swansea.

They can't win a throw-in, they can't get the ball up the field.

Bournemouth have gone more than 10 minutes without scoring a goal.

That's a veritable drought by this game's standards.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Swansea are lucky, a better ball from Alex Scott there and you fancy a Bournemouth fourth.

The Bournemouth pressure keeps coming.

Alex Scott almost finds Dominic Solanke with a low cross, which is well blocked by Kyle Naughton.

David Brooks threatens again, this time weaving into the Swansea penalty area from the right before his pass is cleared.

Swans fans aside, this Brooks performance is making for very pleasant viewing for those watching from a Welsh perspective.

Swansea keep playing themselves into trouble.

Dominic Solanke almost takes advantage but is tackled by Kyle Naughton just before pulling the trigger.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Already Swansea are playing for pride. This will be a test for Luke Williams. How will he react to this?

David Brooks is on a hat-trick of assists but this time his free-kick from the right misses everyone and goes out for a goal kick.

John Williams
Former Bournemouth defender on BBC Radio Solent

You have to admire Swansea for the way they've passed the ball.

They haven't changed anything, got the ball up the other end of the pitch, it takes some doing at 3-0 down.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

What is Andy Fisher doing [for Bournemouth's third goal]? The ball isn't on.

You had a mountain to climb already and you're playing passes like that. Shocking.

The corner comes to nothing as Bournemouth keeper Mark Travers makes a comfortable catch, which is greeted with what sound like ironic cheers from the home fans.

You get the feeling this game is done already.

Swansea have a corner. There might be some life in them yet.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

The statistics aren't great for Swansea, they've lost the last five here at the Vitality Stadium.

I hate to say it but it could be a familiar result tonight for Swansea fans.