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MUNOZ CALLS FOR CALM AFTER LOSS

Terrible Owls hit by Swans
By Delme Parfitt

SWANSEA CITY 3
Lowe 28 (pen), Yates 64, Patino 67
SHEFFIELD WED 0

STAR MAN
JAMAL LOWE Swansea City

SHEFFIELD Wednesday manager Xisco Munoz pleaded for unity at the struggling club after fans turned on him during this defeat at Swansea.
The Owls were brushed aside by their fellow strugglers in south Wales – to the disgust of a large travelling contingent.
Wednesday fans sold out the away end, but were forced to witness a limp display from their team which saw them threaten only in very brief spells.
They called for Munoz to g...

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