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IT’S DOWN TO IDAH TO SEAL IT FOR THE SWANS

By Rob Cole

SUPER Swansea were able to increase their lead at the top of the Championship thanks to another comeback victory.
Second-half goals from Moussa Yeo in the 49th minute and Republic of Ireland star striker Adam Idah in the 59th wiped out Jacob Wright’s strike just before the half-hour mark.
It was the third time Swansea had come from behind this season to win, following fightbacks at Stoke and Lincoln, and after West Ham’s draw the previous night it enabled them to move further ahead in the table.
“We started well, but lacked a little bit of precisio...

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