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Championship roundup: Swansea top after beating Norwich; Burnley put four past Watford
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Championship roundup: Swansea top after beating Norwich; Burnley put four past Watford

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read
  • Middlesbrough go second with win over Wolves

  • Burnley off bottom; Birmingham beat West Brom

Vítor Matos praised his Swansea side for overcoming a lack of training as they strengthened their position at the top of the Championship with a 2-1 comeback win over Norwich. Second-half goals from Moussa Yeo and the Republic of Ireland striker Adam Idah wiped out Jacob Wright’s strike just before the half-hour mark.

It was the third time Swansea had come from behind this season to win, and, after West Ham’s draw the previous night, it gave them top spot in the table. Idah, though, limped out of the action and could be a doubt for Tuesday’s visit to Millwall.

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