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MARTIN HAILS THE SWANS’ MIGHTY FLYNN

By Rhys Williams

SWANSEA CITY 1
Piroe 18

HUDDERSFIELD 0

STAR MAN

JOEL PIROE Swansea City

PUT IT THERE: Swansea goal ace Joel Piroe, left, celebrates his goal with Jamie Paterson
PICTURE: Athena Pictures

BATTLE: Swansea’s Ethan Laird challenges Terriers’ Duane Holmes

FLYNN Downes was saluted by head coach Russell Martin after the midfielder inspired Swansea City to their first home victory of the season.
Joel Piroe’s first-half strike was enough to secure victory over Huddersfield Town to end a run of four games without a win.
It was a fourth clean sheet i...

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