Impressive Swansea aiming to maintain good feeling
Boss Vitor Matos may be playing down their lofty position - but leaders Swansea City's fine start promises hope for the rest of the Championship season.
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"It's good... It doesn't mean a lot, but it's a good feeling for everyone."
— Vitor Matos , Executive
"I think it was a performance where we showed character, we showed how we want to compete in this type of game and of course it's an important win for us."
— Vitor Matos , Executive
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Boss Vitor Matos may be playing down their lofty position - but leaders Swansea City's fine start promises hope for the rest of the Championship season.
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