Hello and welcome to our LIVE coverage of the Premier League clash between champions Manchester City and Swansea.

Don't forget you can watch highlights of this match, along with every Premier League game, from 00:01 on Monday morning (UK only)

The game ends at 102:42 - the longest Premier League game ever! City take an unconvincing 1-0 win and go to second in the Premier League table.

Chico Flores's cross from the right is cleared, and that could be it for Swansea.

We're over the 100 minute mark - going through the looking glass here, people.

Given away by the uncharacteristically poor Yaya Toure. Swansea can make nothing of the opportunity, though.

City looking pretty comfortable. Lescott has gone to CB, Nastasic to LB, Clichy to LM.

Ki lets fly from 25 yards but sends it way off target.

Joleon Lescott comes on for Sergio Aguero. Ah, the good old shift of defensive formation!

The Premier League record for stoppage time is 12:26. Will we see a new record today? A goal or an injury in the next few minutes and we surely will.

Swansea build mencaingly down the right but Dyer makes a right mess of his cross and sends it out for a goal kick.

Barry finds Aguero who has strayed offside.

Swansea have got a really good chunk of time to save this game. Not desperation stages yet.

We are set for TWELVE minutes of stoppage time!

Nice ball in from Pablo on the right, but it is fractionally too high for Danny Graham.

Davies crosses for Michu - the ball comes at an awkward height and he has to chest it down... giving City a chance to nick the ball off him.

Tevez and Aguero try to combine at the edge of the box but the latter takes an uncharacteristically clumsy touch.

Nathan Dyer fouls Gael Clichy and it's a slightly harsh yellow card.

Kolo Toure comes on for Micah Richards.

Richards comes off to applause. He is being given oxygen. Let's hope we are wrong, but it does appear that this is a pretty serious injury.

Micah Richards is put on a strectcher. This is a sad moment for the right-back. Another long stoppage, and we could see as many as 10 minutes of stoppage time.