Roberto Martinez says that disallowing Plymouth's "goal" at Home Park was the right decision

Plymouth felt they had a perfectly good goal disallowed in the second half when they headed home from a corner but referee Andy D'Urso had no hesitation in awarding the Swans a free kick and allowing them to hold onto the lead that they got from Jason Scotland's first half goal.

Speaking after the game the Swans manager said "The referee had a clear view of and if you look at it again it's a clear push

"That's what it seems to be.

"We are very, very happy," he added.

"We knew it would be a difficult place to come and be ourselves but in many ways we did that."

The Swans victory in front of the Sky cameras moved them up to 7th place in the early Championship table and their next league game is against Sheffield Wednesday at the Liberty next Saturday.

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