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MATOS HAILS HIS EVER-IMPROVING SWANS

SWANSEA manager Vitor Matos was delighted after his side beat Watford to register back-to-back away wins.
The Welsh side were convincing winners at Vicarage Road, despite their previously indifferent away form.
Matos said: “We started with good aggression, but Watford took control and pushed us back which hasn’t happened a lot since I have been here.
“Watford have a really good team and a really good squad as well.
“But we coped, we suffered together as a team and then in the second half we were able to score when we created chances. I think that was the ...

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