The cross bar and a Big Pole ensured Swansea City kept a record breaking fourth consecutive away clean sheet, a precious point a deserved reward for frustrating a slightly off key Spurs. The North Londoners dominated the contest but couldn’t break through a resolute rearguard as the Swans put up
Jamaal Lascelles ensured it was a miserable return to Premier League action for Swansea City as first he thwarted Tammy Abraham in the act of scoring and then rose highest at a corner to head in a late Newcastle winner. There was an air of confidence and optimism leading up
Goals either side of half time by Tammy Abraham and Jordan Ayew were enough to kill off Crystal Palace and give the Swans’ season lift off. A first win of the season – and away from home at that – is most welcome but there remains an awful lot of
The goalless draw at St Mary’s will no doubt mean different things to different people, depending on how optimistic they are by nature, but what it boils down to is the Swans secured a hard fought Premier League away point and that will always be welcome. Paul Clement’s side had