Matos Praises Swansea City’s Second‑Half Response Despite Late Millwall Blow at The Den

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Matos Praises Swansea City’s Second‑Half Response Despite Late Millwall Blow at The Den

Swansea City left The Den empty‑handed after a late Millwall winner, but the story of the match runs deeper than the scoreline. Vitor Matos highlighted the second‑half response as a sign of the team’s growing identity, while Millwall boss Alex Neil admitted Swansea forced their way back into the contest. The defeat hurts, yet the fight shown after the break offers a glimpse of where the Swans are heading.

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[Dr. Winston]

And perhaps most importantly, the collective refusal to fold after a bruising first half showed a mentality that hasn’t always been present in recent seasons. Swansea sides of the past have sometimes drifted through games once the tide turned against them. This one didn’t.

Indeed. It's been apparent in other games too. Wrexham for example is certainly a match we'd have gone on to lose under previous incumbents.