Swansea City have released a fan gallery from their recent home match against West Ham United. The collection of images, published under the club's 'Fans' section, shows the Jack Army in full voice at the Swansea.com Stadium during Saturday's fixture. The team currently sits first in the Championship with 23 points from seven wins, two draws, and two losses.
The gallery, titled 'Fan gallery | Swansea City v West Ham United', was published five hours ago and serves as a visual thank you to supporters. It features scenes of the home crowd in SA1, capturing the atmosphere generated despite the narrow result. The club directed its thanks to the Jack Army for their continued support.
Match context and key moments
The support came during a frustrating afternoon where Swansea's table-topping form was checked. West Ham United won the match 1-0, with Divine Mukasa scoring the only goal in the 34th minute. Swansea came close to an equaliser when defender Ben Cabango struck the crossbar from close range.
The defeat ended a run of four consecutive Championship victories for Luke Williams's side. It was a rare setback in a strong start that has seen Swansea City climb to the top of the standings. They remain in first place with 23 points from 11 games, holding a one-point lead over West Ham. Their overall record this season shows 16 goals scored and eight conceded for a positive goal difference of eight.
Their recent form reads four wins and one loss from the last five, a sequence that includes victories over Norwich City, Burnley, Lincoln City, and Millwall. The specific results in this run were a 2-1 win over Norwich on 10 October, a 3-1 victory against Burnley on 12 September, a 2-1 success at Lincoln on 19 September, and a 1-0 win at Millwall on 13 October, where Ronald Pereira Martins scored a 90th-minute winner. The next challenge is a trip to face Queens Park Rangers on Saturday, 24 October. The team will look to respond and maintain their position at the summit, with striker A. Idah, the club's top scorer this season with four goals, likely to be a key figure.
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