The Swans are flying high at the top of the Championship table after rocking the Red Robins in their own nest! The Addicks (that’s their other nickname – Ed.) got off to the perfect start with a goal pretty much from the kick off. But Lee Bowyer was left with
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
Revenge is sweet as the Super Swans returned to the scene of last season’s biggest defeat and handed out an Rs whipping of their own to a stubborn QPR side. The Swans had the better of an entertaining if sometimes scrappy first period. Celina was excelling out wide but did
Borja brought the Liberty house down with a two goal contribution to maintain Swansea City’s hoodoo over Preston. Alex Neil’s visitors dominated the first period and will rue being only one up as the half edged near completion. In truth they should have been four or five clear but spurned
Freddie was the star as the Swans stole a point, Woodman’s penalty save from Waghorn the crucial moment in a match mostly dominated by Derby. Cooper’s Troopers started brightly, taking the game to Cocu’s Nuts but the home side created more chances than they coughed up and should have been