Swansea City’s struggle on the road persists as they fell 2-1 to Hull City, leaving fans gutted once again. A controversial handball by Ben Cabango gave Hull the perfect opportunity to start strong, with former Swansea star Oli McBurnie sealing the lead from the spot. Despite a shaky start, the Swans fought back, with several thrilling moments keeping fans on the edge of their seats.
Zan Vipotnik, in a nail-biting display, missed two golden chances to equalise, leaving supporters groaning with frustration. Regan Slater then compounded Swansea’s woes, rocketing home a second for Hull before the break. But the Swans weren’t done yet.
Liam Cullen sparked hope with a header, courtesy of a slick corner delivery. His third goal of the season injected belief into the Swans’ side, making the comeback look tantalisingly possible. With Swansea piling on the pressure, Hull’s goalkeeper, Pandur, had to be on his toes, making stunning saves, including a glorious fingertip effort to deny Cullen again.
The match turned into an end-to-end thriller, with both sides exchanging shots with fervour. New signings like Gustavo Nunes came on to turn the tide, and Marko Stamenic nearly changed the game, his powerful strike testing Pandur. Yet despite Swansea’s tireless push and several breathtaking saves from their own Lawrence Vigouroux, the equaliser remained elusive.
Hull City held firm, leaving Swansea staring at their seventh away defeat in eight outings. The Swans created enough chances and showed moments of brilliance, but couldn’t break their away curse and now sit 16th in the Championship. A new challenge awaits as they gear up to face Watford next week. Can Swansea shake off this travel spell and bounce back on the pitch? Stay tuned for the next chapter in their season saga! #SwanseaCity #FootballDrama #ChampionshipClash