Dusan Tadic double earns vital win for Southampton and lifts survival hopes Read moreFor Swansea the league table now makes for uncomfortable viewing. “If we play like that today, I’m sure we’ll get the necessary points,” said Carvalhal, a little optimistically. Jon Moss, the referee, felt that Cahill got the ball cleanly when he tackled Dyer, although Carvalhal saw things differently. Andy King, however, will rue the moment when he allowed a routine pass to slip under his foot deep inside the Swansea half, handing Chelsea and N’Golo Kanté possession. All eyes were looking to Hazard’s left but instead he played an exquisite reverse pass that bamboozled the Swansea defence and picked out Fàbregas.

Source: The Guardian April 28, 2018 18:42 UTC