Good afternoon and welcome to LIVE coverage of the Premier League clash between Swansea and Newcastle from the Liberty Stadium.

Smart stop from Fabianski, who watches Janmaat's speculative drive all the way to hold on.

We'll have four minutes of added time at the end of this match.

Sissoko is now booked for the visitors - this time for dissent. A bit of frustration growing amongst the Newcastle players...

Janmaat is booked for a very clumsy and very late challenge on Montero. The Dutchman is unhappy with the call, but he certainly deserves a booking.

CHANCE FOR SWANSEA! Emnes, who has been on the pitch a matter of seconds, is sent through on goal by Bony's clever pass. The striker's first touch into the penalty area is good, but he's caught in two minds as to whether he should shoot or look to cut inside. In the end he shoots, but takes too long and the effort is weak and straight at Krul.

Swansea are looking very nervy all of a sudden, and the home fans can sense the match slipping away from their side.

Sigurdsson is the furthest man forward for the hosts and goes it alone. He wriggles past Fernandez, but not Coloccini, who uses his experience to win the ball and carry it up the pitch.

Riviere is sent free down the right, with Cisse unmarked in the box. The Frenchman somehow struggles to find his teammate and Swansea clear. So poor.

Monk has still not made a change. You can understand him keeping faith with is starting XI, but surely some fresh legs would help his side in finding a decisive fifth goal.

RIVIERE MUST SCORE!! Newcastle, with a bit of momentum behind them, look for a winner and move the ball forward. Janmaat skips past Fernandez and scuffs a shot towards goal. It falls to Riviere who is 12 yards from goal, but the contact is poor and Fabianski saves.

The travelling fans are now making a lot of noise and seem to be enjoying themselves. Would a draw away at the Liberty prolong Pardew's stay? You've got to think it would.

Tiote is down and clutching his right hamstring. Cisse may have scored two goals today, but Tiote has certainly been Newcastle's best player. And with the attacking substitutions Pardew has made, an injury to Tiote would be a real problem.

Swansea look a bit rattled all of a sudden. They have controlled much of the play, but that second Cisse goal looks to have taken the wind out of their sails.

GOAL!! Cisse levels once again. Swansea 2-2 Newcastle. A lifeline for Newcastle and Pardew! Ameobi's perseverance on the right flank sees him beat Taylor and then cross for Cisse who has the easiest job in the world to poke home from five yards.

BRILLIANT SAVE! Shelvey and Dyer link up well on the right, with the latter working his way to the edge of the Newcastle penalty area, cutting the ball back to Bony 12 yards from goal. The striker swivels and sends a shot on goal, but, once again, Krul is there to make the stop.

Tiote may not be at Newcastle much longer, but the fans applaud the Ivorian as he covers well to make a splendid challenge inside his own penalty area and then prevents a corner.

The free kick is a poor one and cleared by Bony at the near post. Newcastle are showing a little bit more life though.

A very daft challenge from Williams on Cisse gifts Newcastle a free-kick on the edge of the penalty area. The pair have had a few little kicks at each other all game, but a little rush of blood to the head from Williams could have his team in danger.

Riviere does now come on and replaces Colback, who has been very quiet today. The visitors will change to a 4-4-2 formation.

The home side continue to strok the ball around with ease, forcing their opponents to press high. And as I say that, Ki lofts one over the top of everyone and out for a goal kick.