keith margam
Vital Football Legend
Yeovil 1 - Swans 6
Swansea City: Kristoffer Nordfeldt; Connor Roberts (Kyle Naughton 46), Mike van der Hoorn (Brandon Cooper 61), Joe Rodon (Cian Harries 61), Jake Bidwell (Declan John 61); Jay Fulton (Jack Evans 61), Matt Grimes (George Byers 46); Nathan Dyer (Joel Asoro 46), Bersant Celina (Yan Dhanda 61), Wayne Routledge (Barrie McKay 61); Oli McBurnie (Courtney Baker-Richardson 61).
Subs not used: Erwin Mulder.
Roberts, Fulton, Routledge and Celina all started after being substitutes at Crawley.
Naughton, Byers, McKay and Dhanda dropped to the bench, Benda and Cullen missed out
Sad to see the decline of Yeovil Town, recently relegated from the EFL for the first time in 16 seasons, and now playing in the National League next season. They were a Championship side as recently as season 2013-14, but suffered successive relegations with such renowned managers as Gary Johnson and Paul Sturrock, plus our ex-player Darren Way.
It looks as if they are not staging a comeback anytime soon either as the Swans tore them to shreds with some slick one touch football. Although with their new owner, local businessman Chris Hatton, taking over the club last month and promising a £10m injection of funds for player recruitment, their future could be a lot brighter.
A surprising hat trick from midfielder Fulton, never a prolific scorer, here’s a link to the highlights -
Swansea City: Kristoffer Nordfeldt; Connor Roberts (Kyle Naughton 46), Mike van der Hoorn (Brandon Cooper 61), Joe Rodon (Cian Harries 61), Jake Bidwell (Declan John 61); Jay Fulton (Jack Evans 61), Matt Grimes (George Byers 46); Nathan Dyer (Joel Asoro 46), Bersant Celina (Yan Dhanda 61), Wayne Routledge (Barrie McKay 61); Oli McBurnie (Courtney Baker-Richardson 61).
Subs not used: Erwin Mulder.
Roberts, Fulton, Routledge and Celina all started after being substitutes at Crawley.
Naughton, Byers, McKay and Dhanda dropped to the bench, Benda and Cullen missed out
Sad to see the decline of Yeovil Town, recently relegated from the EFL for the first time in 16 seasons, and now playing in the National League next season. They were a Championship side as recently as season 2013-14, but suffered successive relegations with such renowned managers as Gary Johnson and Paul Sturrock, plus our ex-player Darren Way.
It looks as if they are not staging a comeback anytime soon either as the Swans tore them to shreds with some slick one touch football. Although with their new owner, local businessman Chris Hatton, taking over the club last month and promising a £10m injection of funds for player recruitment, their future could be a lot brighter.
A surprising hat trick from midfielder Fulton, never a prolific scorer, here’s a link to the highlights -