Championship

FRUSTRATED SHEEHAN BEMOANS LATE GOAL

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The LeaguePaper Team
14 September 2025

BLOW: Sheehan

SWANSEA manager Alan Sheehan was unable to hide his frustration after seeing his side denied all three points in a game he felt they should have won.
Admitting that his side dropped too far back in their attempts to secure the win, he accepted there was plenty to work on and improve on. It’s very disappointing, the manner of the equaliser. Seven minutes was a long time to add on but we only played in patches,” said Sheehan. “When you’re ahead after 96 minutes, no matter what happens you should see out the game and secure the three points.
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