Good afternoon and welcome to Eurosport's live coverage of Swansea versus Everton, a big game at the bottom of the table that will take on extra significance if the score stays as it is at St. Mary's, as that means Swansea will begin play just one point above the relegation zone. Team news is on the way.

One of Swansea's relegation rivals picking up three points, as it stands.

Swansea need to make this dominance count, because Everton will surely improve soon. Walcott and Bolasie have barely featured.

Jordan Ayew's flick fins his brother Andre, on the turn, and he shoots as he's losing balance and can't beat Pickford.

Fernandez rises highest from the resultant corner and heads towards the near post, where Tosun clears off the line.

An Everton corner is cleared and Swansea launch a counter, with Narsingh and Carroll combining well to set up Jordan Ayew, who shows good composure, but his shot is deflected wide.

Ki shoots horribly wide from the edge of the box, with the ball going out of play closer to the corner flag than the goal.

Bolasie and Baines combine for the first time today, with the latter's cross cleared by Swansea.

Keane gets a backpass wrong and Pickford has to race away from goal and head clear to avoid Swansea having a corner.

Olsson bombs on down the left and sends in a low cross but Jordan Ayew can't quite get the ball under control.

A smart dummy from Carroll sets up Ki to try and bend one in from 25 yards, but his accuracy is a bit off and Pickford saves with ease.

A dangerous-looking cross from Jordan Ayew manages to dribble through the Everton box without anyone applying a finishing touch. Swansea well on top in the early going.

The first corner of the game in a Swansea one, where a rebound falls to King and his shot is block.

Jordan Ayew plays a nice on-two with Carroll on the edge of the Everton box before Gueye takes the ball away just before he can pull the trigger.

Mawson gives the ball away inside his own half but Bolasie is unable to capitalise, with Naughton covering.

Swansea have set up with a back four, a change from in recent weeks.

And they're off.

Just five minutes until kick-off now, with the two teams preparing to enter the pitch.

Everton have won only one of their last eight meetings with Swansea. That win came earlier this season, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Gylfi Sigurdsson and Wayne Rooney all scoring as the Toffees came from a goal down to triumph 3-1. As shown below, Sigurdsson's goal was something special.

Despite that impressive home form, Swansea are winless in their last four games in all competitions and feel like they've lost some of the momentum Carlos Carvalhal has installed. With Manchester City and Chelsea up next, three points today would be vital as they are in danger of being dragged right back into the relegation scrap, having looked as though they'd escaped it a few weeks ago.