With a new man in their
helm and renewed hopes for the Swansea bunch, after today valuable win at
Vicarage Road against a resurgent Watford, this win in the Carlos Carvalhal era
hailed as important.
The Portuguese first
day in the job returned the ideal of believers into this squad followers and
players alike after many stumble’s this squad has been subject too, that became
the doom of his predecessor job.
For Carlos Carvalhal coming
with an impressive CV under his arms, during his days in the helm of Sheffield
Wednesday and in last campaign in the Championship playoff he and his bunch
almost caressed promotion to Premiership.
This time his magic
is delivering and with this result and playing away earning an important win
that builds this squad confidence in the upcoming second half, this last match
before the New Years, gave the Swans a reason to be hopeful and confident.
Still there is quite
a ways to see this campaign end and with matches a plenty to play, the best is
yet to come for these troubled Swans looking at whatever expense a way to get
out of their negative streak and now start playing a decent game of football.
One thing for sure
the Swansea Boys came prepared to play and today was the ideal match to show
off their mettle and energy to put this game past them and with a win to close
the year at least with a positive.
Today was not easy
for neither squad as the Hornets saw a determined and initiative filled
visiting initial eleven the Swans manager sent to the field showing a lot of
hunger and spirit to play a successful game of football.
Ask that to a busy
and stellar in defense in goalie Lukasz Fabianski who has carry this squad in
the darkest times and despite the odd results that could been worst, the man
from Poland has delivered in the toughest of times.
However, as the Swans
saw the likes of their lead man leave to Walton, Liverpool in Gylfy Sigurdsson
and to Haringey, London Fernando Llorrente, still this club has some fight in
its current squad and this match these showed off their resolve.
In this match with a series
of important stops, in the 11 minute
after an escape on the left side by Watford Richarlison, and a refusal from
Fabiansky, the time could not be better for Andre Carrillo that beating a
Swansea defender and with the rebound he
score on a header.
As the whole of
Vicarage Park went into frenzy after finally their Orns came alive with the
first score.
Despite the first
goal and the lead being in favor of the local Yellow Army, these created an
array of opportunities to extend their lead; it is when the Swans defense
stepped up and stopped the Hornets momentum towards their posts.
After the second half,
the Watford squad looked like they were going to deliver a notable win and
three points in their quest of moving up on the general table, this was until
the furious reaction of the visiting Swans.
Alongside of a tireless
man in Jordan Ayew looking at every cost to score at least the equalizer, after
various intents, finally the ideal moment came when opportunity knocked after a
rebound inside the Watford area.
When Oliver Mc Burnie missed his opportunity
the rebound came to the feet of Jordan Ayew, by pushing the ball and despite
the heated protests from the Watford players of a possible offside, the play
stand in the 86 minute.
No later not even
four minutes passed by when Luciano
Narsingh beat the likes of the Orns keeper Heurelho Gomes for the go ahead and final
goal in the 90 minute for the dismay of the locals manager Marco Silva and a
sold out Vicarage Road seeing in disbelief how their squad succumbed.
Having faith and organization
will be the elemental pieces to see this club salvation at the end of the
campaign, for now this win is a boost to the aspirations of the Swans manager
and its players to continue ahead with a positive attitude.
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