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Swansea stay top after comeback win over Norwich, with Idah a doubt

The Guardian reports Swansea beat Norwich 2-1 to keep top spot, while goalscorer Adam Idah limped off and may miss Tuesday’s trip to Millwall.

Swansea stay top after comeback win over Norwich, with Idah a doubt
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The Guardian reports that Swansea beat Norwich 2-1 at home to strengthen their position at the top of the Championship. Norwich led through Jacob Wright before second-half goals from Moussa Yeo and Adam Idah turned the game around.

Vítor Matos said Swansea had to cope with a disrupted build-up because players were still returning from international duty and some joined training late. The win was Swansea’s third comeback from behind this season and moved them above West Ham’s draw the previous night.

The one immediate concern from the match was Idah, who limped out of the action and was described as a doubt for Tuesday’s trip to Millwall. That leaves Swansea with a league lead intact but a possible fitness issue after a key contribution from their scorer.

What remains unconfirmed

  • Idah’s availability for the Millwall match is unresolved.
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    Championship roundup: Swansea fight back to beat Norwich; Middlesbrough go second

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The Guardian’s Championship roundup reported the match and the league consequence from Swansea’s 2-1 win over Norwich. It also relayed Vítor Matos’ post-match comments and the update on Idah.

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Latest update: Swansea came from behind to beat Norwich and moved to top spot, with Adam Idah finishing the match as a doubt for Millwall.

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