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WILLIAMS’ SWANS SET TOP-HALF OBJECTIVE

WILLIAMS’ SWANS

By Ian Mitchelmore

SWANSEA CITY 1
Rinomhota 73 (og)

ROTHERHAM UTD 0
LUKE Williams challenged his Swansea City players to secure a top-half finish following their victory over Rotherham.
The Swans controlled proceedings against the already-relegated Millers, but needed an Andy Rinomhota own-goal in the 74th minute to earn victory.
And Williams – whose side sit five points adrift of the top 12 in the Championship with three matches left to play – wants Swansea to fight to secure a top half berth.
“The players have got to show that they’ll continue to r...

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