Bojan Krkic’s magic Ensured win for Stroke City Over Swansea City

Coolness is the virtue!! Bojan Krkic held his cool to change over the early penality that promised Stoke City a 1-0 win against Swansea City on Monday night. Bojan stroked home a fourth-minute spot-kick to settle a gloomy experience at the Liberty Stadium after Ashley Williams fouled the previous Barcelona forward.

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The Spaniard’s second goal of the league guaranteed Mark Hughes’ side making the most of their third progressive Premier League triumph, lifting them into eleventh spot after they had opened the battle without a win in six consecutive games. Conspicuous differences, Swansea have now gone six matches without a win following their amazing accomplishment against Manchester United. An oversight from Swansea midfielder Jack Cork permitted Bojan to run at the heart of the Swansea guard in the fourth minute of the game.

Bojan slipped past Federico Fernandez and enticed Wales amazing defender Williams into an inconsiderate test which was solidly rebuffed from the spot. Bafetimbi Gomis met Cork’s cross to direct a header wide, yet Stoke were practically the sole reason of their defeat when England goalkeeper Jack Butland almost landed them in a bad position. He took a terrible touch from Geoff Cameron’s back-pass and as Andre Ayew surrounded the ball Butland went into the challenge studs first.

There was doubtlessly Butland took the ball and official Robert Madley passed judgment on it a reasonable trial, waving play on much to Swansea’s dismay. Xherdan Shaqiri made an unmistakable opening for Stoke when his opposite pass found Neil Taylor dozing and Glen Johnson flashed his shot crosswise over the goal post.

Swansea were attempting to discover any mood and smooth Stoke methodology play between Glenn Whelan and Marko Arnautovic. The hosts were inside inches of leveling when Jonjo Shelvey hustled onto Ayew’s pass and let go under the assemblage of Butland to strike the far post, the nearest they got to scoring. Gylfi Sigurdsson additionally ran close for Swansea with a long-go exertion, yet Stoke’s rock-strong resistance kept them under control.