LATE AGONY AS LOSING RUN GOES ON

SWANSEA CITY slipped to their fifth defeat in a row when Jayson Molumby grabbed a dramatic winner as West Brom hit back from 2-0 down in their Sky Bet Championship clash at The Hawthorns.

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Midfielder Molumby, back from suspension, struck in the 85th minute after Norway striker Aune Heggebo had dragged the hosts level with a quickfire double in the 47th and 51st minutes.

Zan Vipotnik, who scored after just 11 seconds, and Ethan Galbraith had given the struggling Swans a shock 2-0 lead inside 11 minutes in a real game of two halves.

Swansea's defeat means they have now taken just one point from their last 18.

Their poor form cost manager Alan Sheehan his job prior to the appointment of Vitor Matos for the 2-1 home defeat by Derby in midweek.

Head coach Matos said: "Frustration is the right word. We gave a first half that we could build from, which is most important.

"We gave energy, desire, pressing and control with the ball.

"But in the second half we got deeper and deeper and started losing the duels and second balls and in the end we started to lose control."

Asked what he said to his players at halftime, Matos said: "I didn't say to start the second half like that!