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Post-Match Thread: Swansea City 2 - 1 Norwich City

Date: Saturday 10th October 2026 at 12:30

Venue: Swansea.com Stadium

Familiar Faces: Harry Darling


Swansea City

Lawrence Vigouroux; Filip Lissah, Ben Cabango (captain), Stephen Welsh (Sub Seelt 83'), Josh Tymon; Jay Fulton (Yellow 22'; Sub Stamenic 69'), Goncalo Franco, Melker Widell (Sub Just 69'), Moussa Yeo (Goal 49'), Joseph Opoku (Sub Eom 83'), Adam Idah.(Goal 58'; Sub Vitpotnik 62')

Substitutes: Andy Fisher, Jenson Seelt, Marko Stamenic, Elijah Just, Zan Vipotnik, Jisung Eom, Tom Iorpenda, Tiago Parente, Ross Stewart.

Norwich City

Vladan Kovacevic, Jack Stacey, Pelle Mattsson (C) (Yellow 58'), Andre Brooks (Sub Musaba 69'), Darlin Yongwa, Ruairi McConville, Jacob Wright (Goal 27'), Paris Maghoma (Sub Field 62'), Oscar Schwartau, Mathias Kvistgaarden (Sub Makama 69'), Jose Cordoba.

Substitutes: Daniel Grimshaw, Harry Darling, Ben Chrisene, Ante Crnac, Anis Ben Silmane, Jovon Makama, Sam Field, Kellen Fisher, Anthony Musaba.

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u/jimmithy — 5 days ago

Happy Retirement to a Swans Legend! 🖤 What’s your favorite Fabio memory?

I still can't believe Fabio Borini only played 12 games for us. It honestly felt like he was here for years with the impact he made!

6 goals, 4 assists, that absolute peach of a free-kick against Norwich, and winning the crucial penalty at Wembley he played such a huge part in getting us to the Premier League. I was so gutted when he didn't stay on for our first season up top—I reckon his career would’ve hit a whole different level if he’d stuck around in South Wales.

Now that he’s officially hanging up his boots, it’s got me feeling proper nostalgic.

For me, winning that second penalty at Wembley was peak Borini just total calm when everyone’s nerves were completely shot. What’s the first Fabio moment that pops into your head?

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u/Wallabydoll — 6 days ago