Swansea v Crystal Palace

1. Swansea XI: Fabianski; Rangel, Fernandez, Williams, Taylor; Britton, Cork; Routledge, Sigurdsson, Paloschi; Ayew.
2. Crystal Palace XI: Hennessey; Ward, Dann, Delaney, Souare; Cabaye, Jedinak; Zaha, Mutch, Lee; Adebayor.

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FULL-TIME

All over. Crystal Palace end a run of five straight losses, Swansea stay unbeaten under Francesco Guidolin. A draw probably a fair result and not one that either side will be too displeased with.

Wilfried Zaha tries to lead a Palace counter but he is blocked off by Leon Britton.

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Four minutes of added time are signalled.

CLOSE!

Swansea really pressing now. Sigurdsson swings in a corner, Ashley Williams connects with a volley but his goalbound effort is blocked by Joel Ward.

SUBSTITUTION

Kyle Naughton replaces Angel Rangel for Swansea.

CLOSE!

So close to a second for Gylfi Sigurdsson, and in almost identical circumstances to his first. He steps up and curls a free-kick over the wall, but Wayne Hennessey makes a brilliant diving save to his left.

Jordon Mutch drives menacingly towards the goal, but a good block takes all the sting out of his shot. It's end-to-end stuff.

Almost made himself an instant hero! Hiram Boateng buys himself half a yard of space and gets a shot off, which is deflected inches wide of Lukasz Fabianski's left-hand post.

YELLOW CARD

Federico Fernandez slides in on Jordon Mutch and earns himself a caution. Mutch hits the free-kick straight at Lukasz Fabianski.

Ooof! Modou Barrow cuts inside and lets fly from 20 yards, and it's only just over. Great effort.

PA

SUBSTITUTION

Yohan Cabaye is off for Palace, youngster Hiram Boateng replaces him.

Modou Barrow has a shot blocked before Andre Ayew eventually gets one away. It's easily held by Wayne Hennessey, even though the surface is becoming increasingly slick as the rain belts down.

And the hosts really should have retaken the lead. Federico Fernandez flicks the corner on, it drops to Ashley Williams four yards out but the skipper can't get a strike on it.

Angel Rangel coaxes in a dangerous cross and Joel Ward awkwardly chests it behind. Corner to Swansea...

Oh, that was almost magnificent from Andre Ayew. Finding himself in a tight spot near the goal-line, he flicked the ball up and tried an audacious overhead kick which just landed the wrong side of the post.

SUBSTITUTION

Leon Britton tries to slip a through-ball to Wayne Routledge but Wayne Hennessey comes out to clear the danger. That's Routledge's last involvement - he's replaced by Modou Barrow.

PA

Now Swansea force a couple of corners in quick succession. The first is headed over (via a deflection) by Federico Fernandez, the second is cleared by Palace.

Not this time. The midfielder can't get enough dip on his effort and it clears the crossbar.