Good afternoon and welcome to LIVE coverage of Swansea against Everton from The Liberty Stadium.

Another good block from Phil Jagielka. The Everton defender did well to get across and deny Gylfi Sigurdsson.

Joe Allen is absolutely bossing Leon Osman in midfield. The Everton player is having a nightmare.

Nikica Jelavic heads wide from a free kick. Should have done better. He's clearly annoyed with him... And so he should be.

Joe Allen picks up a loose ball on the box and drills a shot just wide of the post. Tim Howard is furious with his defenders for not closing the Swansea midfielder down quick enough.

Phil Jagielka does well to beat Danny Graham to Gylfi Sigurdsson's cross-shot.

Phil Jagielka does well to shut out Danny Graham in the box.

Fantastic build up play from Swansea ends with Wayne Routledge volleying over the bar.

Long range effort from Gylfi Sigurdssonn flies just past the target.

With Everton pressing through the centre of the pitch, Swansea need to get the ball out wide and encourage Sinclair to test Tony Hibbert.

Tasty challenge from Phil Jagielka on Scott Sinclair. Clash of styles.

Scott Sinclair clips a cross into the box, which Graham glances to the back post. No Swansea player gambled and Everton clear the danger.

Swansea's Danny Graham hits a tame shot at Tim Howard. Expected more from the Swans hitman. First chance of the game wasted.

Phil Neville will play a crucial role today, sitting in front of the back four, proctecting Everton's defence from Swansea sharp interchanges.

Everon pressing Swansea to try and disrupte their passing game.

Bright, lively start to the game from both teams.

And we're off.... Sunshine lighting up the Liberty Stadium.

Players out on the pitch - will Swansea treat us to another footballing masterclass? Or will Everton grind out a result?

Everton are the only team in the division not to have a player who has scored at least four goals in the Premier League this season.

The Swans have conceded 10 Premier League goals at the Liberty Stadium this season – the same home goals conceded as Liverpool. Only Manchester City have conceded fewer home goals in the division.

Swansea have kept three successive clean sheets in the top flight for the first time since August to September 1982 when they kept a club record six in a row.

Everton have scored nine first half Premier League goals – fewer than any other club in the division.