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SLATER’S ROCKET IS SWEET FOR TIGERS

By Simon Peach

STAR MAN
REGAN
SLATER Hull

HULL CITY 2
McBurnie 24 (pen), Slater 39

SWANSEA CITY 1
Cullen 59

TATT’S MAGIC: Hull City’s Oliver McBurnie celebrates scoring the opening goal of the game
PICTURES: Alamy

SWANSEA head coach Vitor Matos bemoaned his side’s lack of efficiency in their defeat at Hull.
Oli McBurnie’s spot-kick and a Regan Slater rocket either side of a pair of big Zan Vipotnik misses for Swansea put the hosts in control at the break.
The tiring Tigers had to dig deep in the second half to stop the visitors adding to Liam Cull...

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