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That's it from the Liberty - Stay here for the report. The hosts go into to what could be a history-making fixture against Chelsea on Wednesday buoyed following an expert performance against an out-of-sorts Stoke.

That’s Owen’s 150th Premier League goal of his career but the celebrations were muted – understandable considering his side’s plight.

GOOOAL!! From the resulting corner, Jerome collects the poor clearance and whips the ball back in. Michael Owen gets his head to the ball to head past Vorm. 3-1.

Williams comes across to clear a ball in behind.

As you’d expect of this Swansea side, they play the game out with some decent possession and although Stoke have three out-and-out strikers on the pitch they have had very little sight of the ball.

Credit Stoke, they are still looking to get something from this game. Jerome is adjudged to have fouled Rangel though as they go long.

Owen on for Etherington for Stoke.

Stoke have a free-kick following a late challenge. Huth is teed up by Whelan but his effort is wild and over.

GOOOOAL!! Great, great goal. Graham holds the ball well and feeds the run of de Guzman with an expertly weighted ball for the midfielder to remain composed and slip past Begovic. 3-0.

de Guzman looks for Williams at the far post and, while his header comes off the arm of Huth, Dean points for a corner, which is easily cleared.

Britton for Michu for the hosts.

Much more open affair now and Leon Britton is warming up as Graham gets in behind Cameron, but the full-back recovers well to make the challenge and clears for a throw.

Etherington puts in a decent shift down the right now but the Potters look laboured – possibly deflated by that Jerome miss.

Decent ovation for want-away Graham.

Swansea retain the ball well as they hold Stoke at arm’s length – and Danny Graham has to wait for a good three or four minutes to come on to replace Shechter.

Etherington is coming to the fore, his cross finds its way to Jerome but from under the crossbar, he lifts it over the bar. Big, big chance.

Etherington wins a free-kick and Whelan lifts the kick into the box. Vorm claims from under his own crossbar but this is a decent spot of pressure from the Potters.

Etherington does well to carry the ball to the byline and lashes a cross across the box but with no colleague willing to gamble at the near post Vorm collects with ease.

Hernandez is replaced by Lamah, who makes his debut having signed on an 18 month loan.