Swansea City

Swansea City won at home 2-0 over Cardiff City in the framework of the 17th matchday of the EFL Championship 2022-2023, the goals were scored by Oliver ...

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It has been a weekend of derbies in the Championship. PNE took centre stage themselves on Saturday, travelling to take on bitter rivals Blackpool at Bloomfield ...

Cardiff fans will understandably be frustrated that a moment of petulance has cost them in their biggest game of the season. It has been a weekend of derbies in the Championship. Ex-Preston North End star Callum Robinson has received a bonkers red card for Cardiff City in their derby against Swansea City.

This is how the Swansea City players rated in the 2-0 win over Cardiff City at the Swansea.com Stadium.

Great pass to tee up Michael Obafemi in the first-half and was always threatening in the final third. Spurned a great chance midway through the first-half but worked tirelessly from the front. Stung the palms of Ryan Allsop in the second-half but needlessly booked too. As always, the captain saw plenty of the ball and always made the difference when it came to Swansea's best attacking play. Very good showing from the loan man. Plenty of energy, with his defensive work impressing. Caused plenty of problems on the right flank and helped Wood when it came to dealing with O'Dowda. Tackles helped break things up at times in what was another great showing. Clean sheet in a fine display. Really good showing on the ball too. Really fine showing at right wing-back. Had a tasty battle with Callum O'Dowda and came out well, making some timely clearances too.

Russell Martin has urged Ollie Cooper to keep working hard and improving after the Swansea City midfielder enjoyed a south Wales derby debut to savour ...

“I do not have a bad word to say about him and I just hope he keeps on progressing. “He is a great at taking detail onboard, he is so good at understanding and he so coachable, and to have the courage to go and put it on the pitch is not easy. So he needs to enjoy it.

The Bluebirds striker was sent off in the seventh minute of the South Wales derby for throwing the ball into the face of Ben Cabango. From that point on, ...

But for us, we have stuck to a real plan and have clarity and belief in it. 'He’s had a few words with the players, of course. Even at times, when it got tough, we stuck to it. Swansea head coach Russell Martin admitted: 'We were helped with the early red card. That's probably it. It’s not just the results that are horribly one-sided, either.

The first South Wales Derby of the season took place at the Swansea.com Stadium on Sunday afternoon, and the bragging rights stayed there as Russell Martin'

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Goals from Ollie Cooper and Michael Obafemi earned Swansea City their third successive South Wales derby triumph against 10-man Cardiff City.

That appeared to have put any Cardiff hope to bed, and the Swans' confidence went through the roof as a result. Kipre then produced a vital block to keep out Cooper's effort as Swansea threatened to open the floodgates in the final stages. The Cardiff man takes exception and there's a lively exchange of ideas before both are booked. A rare foray forwards from Cardiff saw O'Dowda pick out substitute Harris in the Swansea box, although the Welshman could only head over the crossbar under fierce pressure from Harry Darling. Nevertheless, Swansea led at the interval, although Cardiff will have felt there was still something to be gained from the contest despite Robinson's early shocker. However, the hosts were livid not to be awarded a penalty just after the half hour mark when Cedric Kipre cleared Matty Sorinola's cross with his fist in his own box. It was the Welshman's third goal in four matches and one that will undoubtedly have caught the eye of Wales boss Rob Page. Despite being a man down, Cardiff remained threatening on the counter attack. After a delay following an injury to goalkeeper Ryan Allsop, Swansea carved Cardiff open and should have gone ahead. Tom Sang started in place of the injured Perry Ng while Joe Ralls and Curtis Nelson came in for Romaine Sawyers and Jack Simpson respectively. Tidy pass. Martin stuck with the same side that started the 3-2 triumph over Reading on Tuesday night as Ryan Manning, Jamie Paterson, Joel Piroe and Joe Allen all missed out.

Swansea City midfielder Ollie Cooper fulfilled a dream by getting on the scoresheet in a south Wales derby victory over Cardiff City.

At this point of the season, it’s an honour to even be considered and have my name in the same sentence as the Wales squad. “We've had a tricky start to the season, but we got through that, and came out stronger as individuals and as a team. “We’ve matured as a group and we needed to compete in the Championship, at this level you need to. “It would be a massive achievement for me and an honour to be selected. It means so much to the fans and a lot to me having been at the club for such a long time”, said Cooper. “I think the way we try to play is to be as patient as we can and keep working the ball until the gaps appear.

Ollie Cooper celebrates after scoring his third goal in four gamesSwansea City rewrote the south Wales derby record books once more with a 2-0 win over ...

86'Post update 79'Post update 80'Post update 82'Post update 83'Post update 88'Post update 90'+1'Post update 90'+4'Post update Jay Fulton (Swansea City) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Nathan Wood (Swansea City) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Substitution, Swansea City. Harry Darling (Swansea City) wins a free kick in the defensive half.