A 90th minute equaliser by former transfer target Andy Yiadom rescued a point for Reading and stopped the Swans returning to the top of the Championship table. As disappointing as the late nature of the goal was nobody could deny it was coming as the home side were strictly second
It’s three games without a win now for Steve Cooper’s Swans but two encouraging performances after the flop against Forest. The visit of lowly Reading to the Liberty should provide a promising opportunity to get the promotion push back on track, but in order to do so Cooper needs to relocate the
The Swans are top of the pile as Old Man Routs climbed off the bench to plunder a last minute winner at Elland Road. The hosts had the majority of the possession and significantly more efforts on goal (although most were off target) but Cooper’s Troopers soaked up the pressure
Top spot in the Championship table going into the international break is the prize on offer as Swansea City travel to Leeds with the home side currently ahead of their visitors at the pinnacle only by merit of a slightly better goal difference. Who will come out on top? Leeds’ wily old
Swansea City will run out in front of the Sky TV cameras at midday today knowing another win will see them sit joint top of the Championship table. Standing in their way is former coach Pep Clotet and his dangerous Birmingham side. Will Cooper’s Troopers rise to the top or
It’s been a hugely encouraging start to the season for Swansea City and confidence will be soaring. However, it’s only four short months ago that a Swans side equally full of hope and expectation visited Queens Park Rangers – are promptly got stuffed by four goals to nil! Can Cooper’s
Preston North End are the latest side to attempt to end Steve Cooper’s unbeaten run as Swansea City boss. But the away side can’t buy a win against the Swans, losing all four fixtures at the Liberty. Can Cooper keep the run going or will the Lilywhites end Cooper’s unbeaten
A point away at Birmingham last Friday felt like a gift from the Gods for the Swans after being outplayed all night, but a point at the end of this pulsating fixture felt like scant reward as Potter’s young side dominated early season favourites Leeds United. A thrilling encounter saw
Former Swans manager Garry Monk cut a frustrated figure on the sidelines as Birmingham City side dominated from start to finish without putting the Swans to the sword. In the other technical area Graham Potter watched on as his young charges battled hard to pilfer a point and maintain an
The Graham Potter era couldn’t have got off to a more perfect start as Jan Dhanda came off the bench to deliver a superb late winner with his first touch in league football. Dhanda’s strike sealed a courageous comeback that started with Oli McBurnie’s well taken equaliser nine minutes after