Championship

Lowe keeps Swans flying high

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The LeaguePaper Team
20 December 2020

By Steffan Thomas

FAST START: Swansea’s Jamal Lowe, right, scores the opener and, Inset, Jake Bidwell, left, and Matt Grimes celebrate their second goal
PICTURE: PA Images

STEVE Cooper was delighted to see his Swansea side return to winning ways against Barnsley.
Jamal Lowe’s first-half strike and Victor Adeboyejo’s own goal saw the Swans move up to third place. Both sides were forced to be very direct, after the Liberty Stadium pitch was hit by grass disease.
And Cooper was pleased to see his Swans overcome that to bounce back from their midweek defeat at Derby. ...

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