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Tigers claw back point as Swans rue lapses

By Kingsley Henderson

GRAHAM Potter admitted Swansea weren’t ready for the play-off spots after their already-slim promotion hopes were ended by a draw with Hull.
Swansea’s Scottish international Oli McBurnie moved to 23 goals for the season with strikes in either half and, at that stage, Potter’s side looked on course for a seventh straight home win.
But out of nowhere Hull did enough to earn a point as Jarrod Bowen and Nouha Dicko both scored within seven minutes, meaning the Swans can no longer finish in the top six.
“These results, while disappointing, are ...

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