“Jacob Wright opened the scoring for Norwich City, finishing off a corner routine after Jack Stacey's header had gone close moments earlier.”
“Moussa Yeo leveled for Swansea early in the second half, capitalizing on momentum built from late first-half chances for Idah and Baptista Franco.”
Pivotal“Adam Idah fired Swansea ahead for the first time in the match, completing the turnaround after Norwich had cleared a shot off the line minutes earlier.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Swansea City turned the game on its head in a dramatic second half, overturning Jacob Wright's first-half opener to claim a 2-1 win built on relentless attacking pressure. The hosts dominated possession (57%) and were far more clinical, converting from fewer clear-cut chances while Norwich, despite matching them in dangerous attacks, couldn't find a second goal after Moussa Yeo's leveler. Adam Idah was the game's pivotal figure, netting the winner just four minutes after seeing another effort saved, with Norwich's resistance finally breaking under sustained pressure. For Swansea, the comeback win is a timely boost amid a congested Championship table, while Norwich will rue missed chances - including a goal-line clearance - that could have secured at least a point.
How entertaining was this match?
Championship leaders Swansea City welcome struggling Norwich City to the Swansea.com Stadium, with the Swans' league-best defence facing a Canaries side that's lost three straight and shipped a division-worst 17 goals. It's a classic case of ruthless form versus freefall, as Norwich search for answers under mounting pressure.