Huddersfield Town have not become so high and mighty that they can look down their noses at a Premier League point, but they were entitled to feel shortchanged by this one because two more seemed tantalisingly attainable. David Wagner’s team had almost a full match in which to convert numerical supremacy into victory after Jordan Ayew was sent off in the 11th minute but they wound up banging their heads against the brick wall erected by Swansea’s 10 remaining players.Carlos Carvalhal’s celebrations at the final whistle attested to how highly the visitors prized this result. “Before the game a point would have been good; after the game it is massive, because of the circumstances,” he said. Related: Alan Pardew in West Brom’s last-chance saloon as Leicester cruise to win Continue readingreadfullarticle
