| 2¹ | MODRIC pulled away from WALKER but tapped the ball into the arms of the 'keeper. |
| 4¹ | A right foot shot from HAZARD was pushed over by the 'keeper. |
| 5¹ | A mix up in the Tottenham Hotspur defence enabled RASHFORD to crack an effort inches over. |
| 8¹ | BUTLAND saved a beautiful shot from AGÜERO. |
| 8¹ | A shot from AGÜERO was headed off the line by DAVIES. |
| 9¹ | A good effort from STERLING scraped the outside of the post. |
| 10¹ | A shot from AGÜERO seemed a certain goal but the Tottenham Hotspur 'keeper managed to palm the ball clear. |
| 10¹ | DAVIES booted the ball wide of the goal from just outside the area. |
| 30¹ | GOAL!! A long range effort was deflected into the path of STERLING who knocked the ball past the helpless Swansea City 'keeper. (1-0 Tottenham Hotspur)| 36¹ | ALLI charged through the Swansea City defence but shot straight at the 'keeper. | | 37¹ | GOAL!! A strike from SÁNCHEZ was cleared off the line only for AGÜERO to slip the ball in. (1-1)| 0² | AGÜERO booked. | | 8² | An inswinging corner was fired into the arms of the 'keeper by RASHFORD. | | 9² | A perfect shot from DAVIES was dealt with by a useful block from the Swansea City 'keeper. | | 14² | A lovely cross from ASAMOAH was fired goalbound by TRIPPIER only for the 'keeper to block. | | 14² | MODRIC dribbled away from ASAMOAH and rifled a tame shot over the bar. | | 23² | GOAL!! A one-handed save from the Tottenham Hotspur 'keeper enabled AGÜERO to chip the ball into the empty net. (2-1 Swansea City)| 24² | VARDY headed inches over. | | 28² | GOAL!! A sliced ALLI shot was collected by HENDERSON who made no mistake from the edge of the box. (2-2)| 29² | MODRIC chipped the ball to WILLIAN who flicked it inches over. | | 29² | A great save prevented RASHFORD from scoring an exceptional goal. | | 32² | A free-kick from MODRIC went over the bar. | | 36² | A cross from ASAMOAH left VARDY in plenty of space but he snapped at his shot. | | 39² | A fine ball from WILLIAN on the right fell to MODRIC who scuffed his effort just beyond the near post. | | | | |