Is Manager Bob
Bradley finally getting it right at Liberty Stadium, it sure looks like it, in today’s
match in front of their faithful, his Swans connected in what seemed to be a
goal crazy match.
Nine goals was the
toll in this match between the Swans and the Eagles, with the outcome of the home
squad netting an important and valuable win, worth of gold!
Finally, the Swans
cannons awakened after an early Wilfred Zaha goal in the 19th minute
to out the Crystal Palace Boys that put the London squad up in the score for a
few minutes, putting a venue in complete silence.
Still this game was
not over for the Swans Boss looking forward to net his first win of the campaign
and continue making history in the annals of American soccer as the first ever
Yank to manage in one of the world’s utmost and top rated league in the world.
The English Premier
League considered as one tough group to perform as a player very well as a
Manager.
As today’s match saw
a sort of see saw between two titans looking forward to put this game in their
favor and accumulate points and make their move in the overall table, for the Palace
Boys this match meant a move up the table.
For the local Swans,
a win would be a breather and a way to inject optimisms in their struggling campaign,
move out of the relegation spots, and make their move towards the upper spots
in the table.
Suddenly we have a
game when the locals via their main man Gilfy Sigurdsson with the equalizer via
a play in the 36th minute with an opportune free kick puts the score
even at one goal and sending the whole of Liberty Stadium into a frenzy.
Despite the many
intents from both squads of getting another goal and look for the lead going into
halftime, the score stayed the same in the end of the 45th minute.
As the second half
started, the Swans all of a sudden midfielder Leroy Fer taking an initiative
and seeing with a keen eye the appropriate moment to shine, he puts the second
of the afternoon in favor of his Swans for the 2-1 in the 66th
minute.
Two minutes later on
a corner kick once again Leroy Fer takes his chances to the best and scores the
go ahead goal in the 68th for the advantage and once again
pandemonium sparked at the colossus of Normandy street at Swansea.
All of a sudden we
have a game and in favor of the locals, as these were going for the win that
could mean a sort of light out of the tunnel and the infamous relegation spots.
With a momentum going
in favor of the locals all of a sudden, the Palace Boys that never gave up in
any moment, scored via a corner kick play and with an accurate and timely situated
definitive back in James Tomkins he cut the Swans lead to just one goal.
As both squads Bosses
making their usual substitutions to turn the game around for the Londoners and
for the locals extend their lead, the outcome became at the end a mad dash for
both of these titans.
When the game became
once again heated and disputed in every minute it transcended, it’s when
disaster hits the Swans with an accidental volley by Swans midfielder Jack Cork
hit and for his keeper Luckazs Fabianski being out of reach.
The game took a dive
for the worst for the Swans and with the score tied at three goals.
It is when the visiting
Glaziers forward Christian Benteke put the game in favor of Palace with a sort
of strange and crazy play hitting the posts for the 4-3 and for the Swans
Manager Bob Bradley felt like everything was crumbling down for him and his
Boys.
As the game progressed,
the moves made by the Yank in Fernando Llorrente in the 66th minute
paid off with the equalizer via a shoot from Sigy Sigurdsson that hit the
Spaniard and once gain we had a tie game going into injury time.
With eight goals
scored in this match, the Swans were going for the win and never let their guard
down despite losing their two goals lead and surrendering it, to come back and
with another well time play where Llorente once again shine in the 92nd
to deliver the game winner.
For nine goals scored
by both squad in what seemed to be a wild and contested affair between these
two squads, as for Alan Pardew Eagles looking to add points and away from the relegation,
this loss for sure hurts them.
Putting the Swans
within two points behind them and with the prospects of moving on up and out of
the danger zone with another win, for now Bob Bradley will not forget his first
as this win gives him and the Swans the much needed push for their salvation.
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