Hello and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE text commentary of the Premier League clash between Bournemouth and Swansea City. Team news to follow for this 3pm kick-off.

Bournemouth secure their top-flight status for yet another season with this hard-fought 1-0 victory over Swansea – a result which will pile more pressure on Carlos Carvalhal’s side.

The Swans could be in the relegation zone at the end of the day, if Southampton get a draw or win at Everton.

Bournemouth sub: King is replaced by Lys Mousset for the final couple of minutes.

THREE minutes will be added on!

Narsingh delivers... but Bournemouth clear quite easily.

Swansea have a corner! This could be their final chance...

King rolls the ball across the face of goal for Wilson and he only has Fabianski to beat. But the Swansea goalkeeper makes himself big and saves with his feet! Save of the season contender!

Andy King is booked for a foul on his namesake, Joshua King.

Wilson and King link-up well, and here comes Gosling too. The Bournemouth substitute's first shot is blocked but he gets another bite of the cherry and this time his shot is weak. Easy save for Fabianski.

It's a final roll of the dice for Swansea and Carlos Cavalhal as they make their third change in personnel, with Luciano Narsingh replacing Ki.

Bournemouth sub: Pugh is replaced by Dan Gosling.

Olsson has three team mates to aim for as he swings in a cross into the Bournemouth penalty box. But it's too deep and Abraham fails to keep it in play.

It appears Carlos Carvalhal has gone to a 4-3-3, in a bid to waken his side up. They have less than 15 minutes to salvage a point here.

SAVE! Ake heads straight at Fabianski after meeting a corner delivery.

Swansea are showing plenty of fight but they need to create some chances.

Bournemouth are in control of this tie at the moment; it's Eddie Howe's side who is in the ascendancy.

Andy King replaces van der Hoorn for the remaining 18 minutes of normal time as Swansea make their second change.

Mawson is booked for a foul on King.

Carroll's first-time effort is always rising and his shot ends up closer to row-Z than the Bournemouth goal.

'Attack, attack, attack' is the chant from the travelling Swansea supporters. Time is running out for Carlos Carvalhal's side. If they lose this one, and Southampton draw or win at Everton later, they would drop into the relegation zone.

Wilson is released behind the Swansea defence but he's tracked all of the way by Fernandez who makes a vital block.

Francis has only netted three times in 285 games, but he goes close to adding to that tally just now. He fires a venomous effort from all of 35 yards and it's only a whisker over the bar.