Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the Premier League match between Newcastle and Swansea at St James’ Park. John Carver has managed to steer the club to six successive defeats.

That's full time. Swansea were significantly better than Newcastle, and deserved their victory. It's some team that looks beaten even when they're one goal up. Swansea found it easy.

Fabianski claims and collapses to the floor. It would have been worth having a go while the goal was empty at the other end.

Ki stupidly holds the ball up in his end of the pitch and then concedes a corner. Krul comes up.

There will be four added minutes.

GOAL! Newcastle 2-3 Swansea. De Jong scores - Er, that's what. Colback curls a cross into the box for De Jong, unmarked. He lets the ball drop and brilliantly cusions a volley past Fabianski.

Newcastle have the ball. So what?

Armstrong shifts the ball left to create a little room, but his shot is deflected behind for a corner. It's headed away.

Taylor takes a free kick on the right wing, and Armstrong's header from just inside the box is looped well over.

Emnes for Sigurdsson.

Shelvey has a trademark dig from distance, and Krul swipes a swirling shot out of the air to save.

Perez works some space for himself after twirling around on the edge of the box. He might find Colback, but sends a shot wide.

The ball falls to Perez in the ball, unmarked, and he stabs a shot straight at Fabianski.

Grimes slides in Sigurdsson down the inside left and he slams a shot at Coloccini, behind for a corner on the left. The corner is cleared, and then Armstrong shepherds the ball out for a goal kick.

Armstrong on for Perez.

De Jong on for Perez.

De Jong is ready to come on. It won't make a difference.

Ki on for Oliveira.

GOAL! Newcastle 1-3 Swansea. Cork scores. Cork ambles down the right, finds Oliveira's run into the box. He squares a pass across for Cork, and after Taylor misses the ball, he taps in.

Montero is replaced by Grimes.

Swansea are in control of the game, keeping the ball easily enough in Newcastle's half.