Just keep winning
baby, as the Portuguese era is undoubtedly one hot commodity in these parts of
Wales. Ever since his arrival at Liberty Stadium, his rescue efforts are not in
vain and seeing a continuance of his work with a notorious win over their London
foes.
I mean winning is
becoming a trait for the once considered sorry Swansea Boys and now are
becoming a sort of intimidation to whomever these play, as you recall that raucous
win over Liverpool.
With a 4-1, rout over
David Moyes Hammers, another squad involved in the relegation business, and
lately struggling and with back-to-back losses, including today’s match playing
away.
The early dominance
exercised by the Swans playing at locals to a sold out Liberty Stadium, and for
the joy of their followers not going home disappointed but overall satisfied
after seeing a goal rout by its Boys.
After this win,
Carvalhal and company move up the overall table to thirteenth place with 30
points, but still the positon in the table, their point’s advantage from the
spots of relegation is just three points.
For the former Sheffield
Wednesday manager, his bonus went up as last campaign he came so close of
netting his Owls a promotion to the ranks of Premiership. At the end lured into
Swansea, the man taking the challenge to save this club from doom and by far
the man is doing his best of efforts.
Still is this club
has seen a total turnaround you are right, especially in the player seeing a
transformation in tier game for the better as well elevating their confidences
in every match and today was put in display in the final scoreboard.
With just minutes in
the match, South Korean Ki Sung- Yeung opened the ball with a shoot twenty
yards away sending the whole of Liberty Stadium into frenzy and shaking the
whole of Swansea Town.
No later as the
locals playing a hungry and determined football, the opportunities galore for
them and it is the second goal of the afternoon credited to Mike Van De Hoorn
in the 32 minute with assistance from Sung- Yeung to put the score at 2-0.
Putting in display how
the Hammers defense was becoming fragile as time passed and seeing how their
inability of stopping a determined and inspired Swans eleven looking forward to
seal this one with style.
As the start of the second
half and with just three minutes in the clock, the third goal scored via former
Fox Andy King in his first match as a Swan for the 3-0 and the branch of
Swansea sanitarium grew every minute the game was on its course.
The last score came
in the match came via a penal when Cheikhou Koyate after a fouling Andre Ayew inside
the area, the game official doid not hesitated to award the penalty kick in
favor of the locals.
As Jordan Ayew taking
charge and beating a hapless Irons goalkeeper in Adrian that not all afternoon
could see the best of him, the official time of this last score was in the 63-minute
and sending the score to 4-0.
Not all the credit given
to the Swans offensive might but its defense, as these put on a hardened
display and with a heroic Lukazs Fabiansky who put on a fight until that consolation
goal from Michail Antonio in the 78.
The win keeps the
Swans above the Hammers and Terriers in the overall table with a goal advantage
and a match pending against Huddersfield Town at John Smith Stadium.
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