Swansea City: Luke Williams’ side looking for response again after Hull shocker
Swansea City will be in the top half of the Championship table at Christmas despite a pair of defeats which have dampened festive spirits.
Still, had they been offered 12th place after 22 games before a ball was kicked in 2024-25, Swansea would have been fairly pleased.
Last season, after all, was an arduous one, while the summer transfer window saw Swansea looking for rough diamonds rather than polished gems.
The playing squad remains a work in progress, with more business required when the market reopens next month.
Yet progress has been made this season, with Swansea looking a more solid Championship outfit than they did at any point during the traumatic 2023-24 campaign.
Luke Williams’ team have their issues, but they have been consistently competitive.
As a result, Saturday’s abject display at Hull City came as a shock to the system.
Swansea had been left licking wounds after the previous weekend’s demoralising defeat to Sunderland, when they led early on 2-0 but came away with nothing after collapsing in the second half.
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