Good afternoon and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE text commentary of Everton and Swansea City at Goodison Park. Team news to follow...

Bolasie really should have levelled the scores there. Everton have missed three great chances now and Ronald Koeman is bound to be fuming.

SAVE! Bolasie is played through on goal after meeting a through pass from Lukaku but Fabianski is quick off his line to make the save. Everton have a corner.

Naughton goes into the book for a late tackle on Baines and Everton have a free-kick in a wide area... The defenders make their way forward for this one.

GOAL! Swansea take the lead through Sigurdsson's penalty. The forward sends Stekelenburg the wrong way and the visitors, who haven't won since the middle of August, have the lead.

Jagielka clips the heels of Sigurdsson who was through on goal. The correct decision.

Barkley takes the free-kick, it's straight at Fabianski, who fumbles the ball but gathers on the second attempt.

The home side have a free-kick in a central position, around 20 yards out, after Barrow commits a foul which earns him a yellow card...

Another Everton attack collapses as the home fans continue to express their frustration. The Blues have been poor thus far, it has to be said.

Baines acknowledges the home supporters as Everton win a corner which the full-back will take. Again, it's a poor set-piece and Fabianski catches once more.

Elsewhere in the Premier League, Leicester have pulled a goal back at Watford and it's now 2-1 to the hosts. Bournemouth have scored at Stoke where they lead 1-0.

Ronald Koeman will be frustrated but at least Everton are beginning to create chances now and should probably lead by two goals, despite not playing very well.

The England international should really be scoring in such a situation.

CHANCE! Everton squander another great opportunity. This time Barkley is the guilty party. He does everything right in the build up, turning quickly in the area but then firing well wide from the penalty spot.

Now Barrow has to leave the field after colliding with Williams. He will be OK to continue though. He's been Swansea's best player thus far.

It was a bad miss from Lukaku but having scored seven goals in nine games, I think the Everton fans can forgive him on this occasion.

MISS! Lovely football from Bolasie as he plays a one-two with Barkley before picking out Lukaku at the back post who puts the ball over from a yard out. What an opportunity.

Bolasie collects the ball in a wide position but his delivery aimed towards Lukaku in the penalty area fails to beat the first man.

The lively Barrow finds Sigurdsson with a lovely chipped pass but the ball escapes the Icelandic international and Stekelenburg can collect. This is a good spell for Swansea.

CLOSE! Sigurdsson steps up to take the free-kick... it takes a deflection and is goal-bound but a fantastic stop from Stekelenburg saves the hosts! A fantastic piece of goalkeeping.