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SWANS SUFFER SET-PIECE WOE

MIDDLESBROUGH 1 Fry

SWANSEA CITY 0

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DAEL FRY Middlesbrough

FRY-UP: Boro’s Dael Fry celebrates scoring the only goal of the game
PICTURE: Alamy

ALAN Sheehan felt that a goalless draw would have been a fair result to a tight game.
The Swansea boss, whose club have attracted investment from big names including investment from Snoop Dogg and Luka Modric, fielded summer signings Cameron Burgess, Ethan Galbraith and then substitute Zeidane Inoussa.
However, they were unable to force a draw, and Sheehan admitted d that both defences were on top throughout.
“I...

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