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👍 Ireland should definitely had a yellow card in the first half - 3 scrum penalties in the first 15 mins - 4 in the first half, and a player coming in from the side right on half time, when Wales were on their try line!!
"Swansea City Under-21s were beaten on home soil as Queens Park Rangers took the spoils in their Professional Development League encounter at the Joma High Performance Centre.
Former Swansea scholar Kieran Petrie netted a hat-trick for the visitors, whilst his R's teammate Emmerson Sutton also grabbed two goals within the space of seven minutes.
The Swans were left to rue wasting a number of first-half chances, with Sam Parker and Sammy Henia-Kamau among those to be denied by QPR keeper Joel Halliday.
Nathan Tjoe-A-On and Parker came into the team from the senior set-up to get valuable game time, while first-year scholar Harlan Perry was also among the starters.
And the hosts started brightly, with Parker's lovely ball finding Henia-Kamau's run, only for Jack Leahy to cover and clear for the away side.
Parker was soon showing his pace again, gliding away from his man after being found by Josh Pescatore and setting up Henia-Kamau, who saw his shot blocked by Halliday.
Parker's close-range effort from a Dan Watts' lay-off was also saved, while Henia-Kamau saw one effort blocked and a header cleared off the line as the Swans carved out chance after chance.
Petrie headed a chance straight into the gloves of Kit Margetson at the other end, but it was a brief respite for QPR.
Parker and Ramon Rees-Siso fired over before Halliday was at the ready again to parry away a powerful drive from Henia-Kamau.
Having spurned those openings, the Swans were punished just before the break as Petrie's long-range effort found the net via the inside of the far post.
QPR doubled their lead early in the second period, Petrie on hand to convert after a corner had found him at close range.
Sutton then put the game to bed with a pair of fantastic strikes from distance, both of which found the top corner of the net in the space of a matter of minutes.
And Petrie would round off the scoring in stoppage time as he lofted the ball over Margetson after being found in space. "
Swansea City Under-21s: Kit Margetson, Josh Pescatore, Nathan Tjoe-A-On, Harlan Perry, Jack Fanning (Richard Faakye 63), Arthur Parker (captain), Sam Parker (Zac Jeanes 45), Dan Watts (Caio Ifans 73), Sammy Henia-Kamau, Ramon Rees-Siso, Maliq Cadogan (Aimar Govea 63).
"Swansea City has decided to postpone this week’s fans' forum after parting ways with head coach Luke Williams.
The forum, which was scheduled for tomorrow, Tuesday February 18, will now take place on Monday March 3, with the location to be confirmed.
Chairman Andy Coleman and former head coach Luke Williams were due to appear at the fans' forum.
The Club is committed to holding this event. Given the timing of the managerial change, however, the Club has decided to postpone the event for two weeks so we are in a better position to discuss the future direction of Swansea City.
All those who applied to join the fans' forum will be contacted in due course. Further information will be made available as soon as we're able to share it with you.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused and look forward to seeing you in the first week of March."
"Swansea City has decided to postpone this week’s fans' forum after parting ways with head coach Luke Williams.
The forum, which was scheduled for tomorrow, Tuesday February 18, will now take place on Monday March 3, with the location to be confirmed.
Chairman Andy Coleman and former head coach Luke Williams were due to appear at the fans' forum.
The Club is committed to holding this event. Given the timing of the managerial change, however, the Club has decided to postpone the event for two weeks so we are in a better position to discuss the future direction of Swansea City.
All those who applied to join the fans' forum will be contacted in due course. Further information will be made available as soon as we're able to share it with you.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused and look forward to seeing you in the first week of March."
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