With relegation battles and promotion assaults to win, Swansea City and Wolverhampton Wanderers have far more pressing matters on their mind than making progress in the FA Cup this season, yet the Premier League club will still cherish the confidence that a rare home victory could provide.Wilfried Bony’s predatory finish, three minutes after Diogo Jota had come off the bench to cancel out a splendid solo goal from Jordan Ayew that was totally out of keeping with the occasion, inflicted Wolves’s first defeat in 15 games and secured Swansea a place in the fourth round and a trip to Meadow Lane on Saturday week. Continue readingreadfullarticle
