Planet Swans ArchivesNot content with being so far clear at the top of our division, it now looks like the team is hell bent on reaching the final of a competition that we have already won twice – against Huddersfield in 1994 and Carlisle in 2006.
The young Swans had trailed to an early Christian Herc goal at the Liberty Stadium, but McBurnie levelled seconds after the break with a close-range finish before heading home the winner with just four minutes remaining.
New head coach Paul Clement was watching on from the stands and will have had some food for thought thanks to the performances of the youngsters, a few of whom are on the verge of the first team thanks to an impressive season for Cameron Toshack and Gary Richards’ team.
The Swans are now the last remaining Under-21 team in the tournament and will be joined in the quarter finals by Wycombe, Yeovil, Coventry, Luton, Mansfield, Oxford and either Cheltenham or Bradford.
Could we be heading for another Swansea v Bradford Wembley date?
SWANS U21s: Gerhard Tremmel, Tyler Reid, Aaron Lewis, Adnan Mariรโก, Keston Davies (Capt), Joe Rodon, Modou Barrow (Owain Jones, 28), Tom Holland (Jack Evans, 77), Oli McBurnie, George Byers, Daniel James.
UNUSED SUBS: Gregor Zabret, Tom Dyson, Jordan Garrick, Alex Bray, Tom Plezier.
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