Hello and welcome to live text coverage of this afternoon's Premier League clash between Swansea City and Bolton Wanderers.

Darren Pratley, on his return to his former club, enters into the ref's book for a late challenge on Nathan Dyer.

Sinclair goes on a mazy run but his ball through to Graham deflects off Ngog and back to Bolton 'keeper Jaaskelainen.

Free-kick chance for Bolton and Martin Petrov curls his 25-yard effort wide of Michel Vorm's near post - the 'keeper always had it covered.

Rangel attempts to play the ball through to Scott Sinclair, but it is misplaced from a good position, and goes out for a Bolton goal-kick.

A 30-yard effort from Scott Sinclair is charged down early by David Wheater. Up the other end, and Reo-Coker sends a delightful cross from the right low and into the heart of the Swansea box, but Ngog fails to convert and, following that, Darren Pratley blazes over.

Now it's Swansea's turn to defend from a corner after a wild Angel Rangel clearance. They deal with the initial delivery, but fortunately for the Swans, David Ngog is flagged offside when attempting to get on the end of Martin Petrov's follow-up cross.

Gower delivers a more inviting cross from the left into the Bolton goalmouth, but Jaaskelainen manages to punch clear to safety.

Sinclair wins a corner off of Steinsson after bursting into the Bolton box. But again Mark Gower's corner is overhit - however, the main talking point is whether David Wheater brought down Garry Monk in the penalty area. Mark Clattenburg says no penalty

Danny Graham is flagged offside when attempting to run onto a Swansea long-ball. Close call

Mark Gower manages to find space for himself, turning away from goal, and drilling a low effort in off the right flank and from outside the penalty area. But Jaaskelainen was always well positioned to save.

Sloppy fouls being given away by both teams at the moment, with Bolton duo Mark Davies and Nigel Reo-Coker standing out as particular culprits.

Ngog does well to win the ball in a promising position; his pass into Pratley sees the Bolton midfielder send a low 20-yard effort towards goal which Vorm dives on to smother.

Reo-Coker petuantly kicks the ball away after the referee blows, but no booking is awarded, just a stern talking to from Mark Clattenburg.

Swansea break forward quickly and Gower and Sinclair interchange passes before feeding Neil Taylor down the left, whose curling delivery is deflected over Jaaskelainen's goal.

Eagles crosses low from the right, but the delivery is too close to Michel Vorm and the 'keeper collects into his chest.

Fantastic save from Michel Vorm who tips a smart turn-and-shot from David Ngog over the Swansea bar. The ball had fallen to Ngog in a central position after Chris Eagles' initial effort was blocked.

Bolton keeping the ball a lot better until a hopeful long-ball forward is comfortably headed clear by Swansea's Ashley Williams.

The ball pinballs around the Swansea box, and it is Gary Cahill who eventually heads towards goal but it lacks power and direction and so Michel Vorm can claim with ease.

Joe Allen slots the ball into Mark Gower, who has time to turn from a central position just out from the Bolton penalty area, but proceeds to slice his shot wide of Jaaskelainen's goal.

Dyer lays the ball off on the right flank for the advancing Angel Rangel who can't quite gather the ball in his stride but wins the corner. However, Mark Gower's delivery fails to beat the first man.

Danny Graham wins the first corner of the match for Swansea but, from that delivery, Danny Graham is penalised for apparent holding when challenging for the ball.