The Guardian -
29 Jan 2013 23:57

No goals, some wonderfully cohesive passing from a Swansea City side who somehow kept failing to finish what they started and a reality check for Sunderland. Despite a mild second-half revival Martin O'Neill's recently renascent players trudged off well aware that they owed their point to a late, glaring miss on Nathan Dyer's part. There is something intensely therapeutic about watching the gorgeous geometry of those prolonged passing sequences Swansea specialise in. Not that such compulsive vie...
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