Swansea’s set-piece blunder highlights dull clash with Bristol City

Swansea's set-piece mistake in a Championship match led to a 1-0 victory for Bristol City. Brazilian winger Ronald passed the ball to Ben Cabango, but Cabango passed it out of play, causing a humorous moment. Bristol City capitalized on the short-corner routine to secure the win, leaving Swansea in 15th place and five points clear of the relegation zone.

Swansea's Set Piece Blunder Highlights Dull Clash With Bristol City

The Championship match between Swansea and Bristol City provided few memorable moments, but one particular set-piece blunder stole the spotlight. During the game, which ended in a 1-0 victory for Bristol City, Swansea’s attempt at a short corner resulted in a comical mistake.

With Swansea awarded a corner, Brazilian winger Ronald quickly passed the ball to teammate Ben Cabango, who was just five yards away. However, Cabango managed to pass the ball out of play for a throw-in to the opposition, leaving both players looking stunned. Fans took to social media to share their amusement, with one calling it the “muppet of the week” moment. Despite Swansea’s struggles with set pieces, Bristol City capitalized on a short-corner routine to secure the win with Robin Dickie’s 73rd-minute goal.

The defeat marked Swansea’s sixth loss in 11 games, leaving them in 15th place in the Championship and just five points clear of the relegation zone. Their next match against Cardiff City promises to be a crucial one as they look to improve their position in the league.

Swansea City performance and stats

Swansea City

Manager: Luke Williams
Rank 13th
Win 15
Draw 12
Loss 18
Goals 59-64
Diff -5

Swansea City is currently 15th in the Championship with 43 points.

In the last 37 games, it has won 11 times, drawn 10 times, and lost 16 times. In its last match, Swansea City lost 1-0 against Bristol City.​​

It has a negative goal difference after scoring 46 goals and conceding 58.​

Swansea City will play the next match in Championship against Cardiff City on Saturday 16th of March in Swansea.​

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