Fulham 0 Swansea City 3: match report From the resulting corner, Vorm saved Mousa Dembele's angled shot, before Scott Sinclair ran it at the opposite end only to see his shot deflected away by Brede Hangeland. It was breathless stuff, and not surprisingly the teams could not keep up such a pace. Struggling to find a way through Swansea's solid defence, Fulham began to fire in long range shots, with John Arne Riise firing over the bar from 25 yards and Dempsey hitting high and wide. Bryan Ruiz, cutting in from the right to good effect, had a volley saved by Vorm, but Swansea kept their composure, playing measured football out of defence. Scott Sinclair had a close-range effort palmed away by Schwartze, who was relieved to see Gylfi Sigurdsson's long shot fly just wide of the far post. But the Icelandic midfielder finally made the breakthrough n the 36th minute to five Swansea the lead they just about deserved. He collected the ball when Pavel Pogrebnyak played a loose pass into his own half, and laid it to Wayne Routledge on the right. The little winger appeared to overhit his cross, but Sinclair was waiting beyond the far post and clipped the ball back into the goalmouth, where Sigurdsson was able to head home unmarked, having charged into the goal area. Half an hour later he made it 2-0, exchanging passes with Routledge to sidefoot the ball home from close range, and when Joe Allen seized on another defensive mistake to curl a shot past Schwartzer from the edge of the penalty area, it was no less than Swansea deserved. With their national side completing rugby's Grand Slam by beating Wales, it was quite a day for the Welsh supporters.