Swans scrap it out to beat the Baggies There were some worried looks when Swansea head coach, Vitor Matos announced his starting eleven against West Bromwich Albion, not least the fact he had no striker in the team. It turned out to be a masterstroke despite a fifteen minute period in the second half, and some uneasy moments at the end of this Championship fixture.
Swans v Baggies : Match Day Morning NEWSSwansea City take on West Bromwich Albion this afternoon (3pm) at the swansea.com stadium in the EFL Championship. We will be covering the game with a match report this evening plus team news and latest info as we get it today.
🔴 Swansea City : Vipotnik latest, Galbraith and McConnell transfer news Swansea City will be linked with as many targets as the summer and you can be sure of that this winter transfer window. The ill informed and basically untruthful sites (who are never challenged) spew out their latest news. Often made up these sites have no real access to agents or intermediaries who we have in our trust, That’s a two way street.
No show at Coventry so will tonight be different ? The game later today at Oxford United is a test of character, and no doubt of how fearless the mind must be to take on a challenge and meet it head on. That test which wasn’t taken at Coventry comes tonight at the Kassam Stadium. We can only hope so because there will be a big welcome from the Indy within the sold out Swansea support for sure.
Swansea City : Matos at a crossroads with his team still searching Swans head coach, Vitor Matos has another chance to get that elusive away win on Monday evening when he takes his Swansea side to Oxford United for a 7:45pm kick off. Tickets for Swans fans have sold out even though a decent support travelled to Coventry City yesterday, they were charged £45 a ticket.
Swans lose but only just The Swans fell to defeat at the divisions top side this afternoon at Coventry City. The inconsistency and some would say a lot more of referee Sam Allison was shocking - as was the miss towards the end by Liam Cullen.
Merry Christmas from the Indy as we look forward to the next three fixturesSwansea City fans will travel from all parts of the country for the Boxing Day fixture at Coventry City. A game on a day fans do cherish as one of their favourite days out of the season. The Indy will be there as well keeping you all up to date on the day via our X account as to exactly where we are.
Swans v Sky Blues : Lampard crisis two days before Boxing Day The Swans have only one injury concern and that’s to Ricardo Santos who is out for the game. It has to be said he wouldn’t have made the starting line up in any event.There has been much talk about Sky Blues captain, Matthew Grimes, previously a Swansea City player but there’s more on the minds of head coach Frank Lampard and his staff at Coventry City.
Vitor Matos : Time to go again for that first away win ?Swansea City head to the midlands on Christmas Day after training in preparation for their third away game under the guidance of Vitor Matos. Those two others haven’t been won so why not start this coming Friday against Coventry City ?
Swansea City v Wrexham and the FA Premier Cup The focus this week is the derby game that isn’t one really, the game between two Welsh sides so far apart it should never be classed as one. Both sides have been scratching around the mid to lower half of the Championship all season and nothing it seems will change on current form.
Swansea City : Slaying the team from the north : 1991 Welsh Cup Final The Swans take on the Red Dragons in Sky Sports Friday night game this coming weekend (8pm) We will be reporting on the pre match and all the build up but adding our own special ingredients to the pot. And it will get warmer and warmer this week until it reaches boiling point.
Swans reflection : Is this the way for Vitor ? Mistakes and errors have lost quite a few games this season be that under the guidance of Alan Sheehan or Vitor Matos. We saw it yesterday for two goals which cost the Swans the game, reflecting back on that now it was a game that could have been won.
Burgess and Key errors hand Stoke City the pointsThe Swans could have come away from this game with a point but two errors gave Stoke City the win today. And when there was opportunity to decrease the lead for half an hour in the second half the choices made were beyond poor. Adam Idah not acknowledging a decent travelling Swansea support didn’t go down well either at the end. Some would say the involvement of Josh Key and Cameron Burgess in this game was an error by Swansea head coach, Vitor Matos. Key especially.