Hull stretched their unbeaten away run to 16 to stop Swansea scoring vital points for promotion. Mark Gower powered home an incredible goal in the 63^rd minute to put the Swans ahead. However this then led to Hull to hull awakening and Corry Evans scoring the equaliser in the 70^th. Read more »

Swansea City vs. Watford
Npower Championship
08/03/2011
KO 1945

Swansea City could only manage a draw at the Liberty stadium this week. Brendan Rodgers men cantered to a 1-1 result with Watford. Stephen Dobbie’s first half goal was cancelled out by championship top scorer, Danny Graham.

Swansea had wasted a good chance to gain some ground on championship leaders QPR and to increase the gap between them and local rivals Cardiff city, who both lost their midweek games. Read more »

Date: 27/02/2011

Magners League

Second string Ospreys continue to Dominate

On a weekend where the six nations have taken the attention of the rugby world, the Ospreys have continued their good work by picking up a bonus point win over the Irish province, Connacht, to reach second place in the Magners league.

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By Chuka Madubunyi

Welsh sports fans have been spoiled this weekend. On Friday, there was Wales vs England in the Six Nations rugby, a fascinating encounter even for a rugby novice such as myself.  Then there was the not-so-small matter of the South Wales derby on Sunday. This is a rivalry that begun almost 100 years ago, and has deep significance for both clubs. Some may even argue that the rivalry is based more on mutual hatred than respect.  One thing is for sure, sparks fly whenever these two sides meet. Read more »

4-0 may show that it was an easy game for the swans but that’s mainly because it was. 199 Colchester fans made it to the liberty stadium but sadly it looked like their team didn’t as Swansea barely got out of 2nd gear to brush of the team from league one. Read more »

Swansea city enjoyed a winning start to 2011 after completing the double over Brendan Rogers’ old team, Reading. Darren Pratley’s 65th minute goal was enough to secure all three points for the Swans as they climbed up to second place with the teams around them failing to secure maximum points. The first half saw Swansea play the better football but barely troubling the reading goalkeeper, the only notable shot on target that Swansea had was when Pratley crossed it in for Orlandi, but his diving header was straight at Adam Federici. Read more »