Championship

HOME FORM IS KEY FOR US, SAYS SMITH…

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The LeaguePaper Team
21 November 2021

By Scott Hunt

KOREY Smith believes home form is vital if Swansea are to challenge at the right end of the table come the end of the Championship season.
The 30-year-old midfielder wants the Swans to continue the sort of home form that has made the Swansea.com Stadium a fortress for Russell Martin’s side so far in the current campaign.
Home wins against Huddersfield, Cardiff, West Brom and Peterborough sent the Swans into the international break in good spirits.
Smith said: “We’ve been saying for a while now that we want to improve our away form, and that is definitely the case, but you...

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