LATEST UPDATES: TEAMWORK IS TESTIMATED BY JARRED HARVEY’S FOUR STRAIGHT WINS

The Swansea City Under-18s’ 2-0 victory over Ipswich Town, according to coach Jarred Harvey, demonstrated the team’s cohesion and strength.

Before the half, Rohan Davies opened the score with impressive poise, although he appeared to have a hamstring issue shortly before the half.

But in the last moments, Seb Dabrowski doubled the Swans’ lead with his second goal in two games, giving the visitors three points and making it four straight victories.

Additionally, it prepares the Swans well for their doubleheader versus Watford the following week.

“The boys, in my opinion, were outstanding once more, and I have no complaints. They applied themselves excellently right from the start, according to Harvey.

“We could have easily led 4-0, but it was good to lead into the interval. Although I felt we were excellent, we missed a number of opportunities.

“We scored our second goal and kept the score clean in the second half, even though the game leveled out.

“After their outstanding performance, I believe the boys received what they deserved. It truly was a collaborative effort.

“We all wish Rohan [Davies] a speedy recovery; I thought he was excellent leading the line. It was a great shame to see him go off.”

“The team’s work both on and off the field has really shown over the past few games, which is another encouraging development.

“As a result, the team has won four straight games, which is fantastic for momentum and inspiration. However, we have a short turnaround and must now concentrate on Tuesday’s Professional Development League Cup semifinal matchup versus Watford.”