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Ronald’s late goal keeps Swansea top after Millwall win
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Ronald’s late goal keeps Swansea top after Millwall win

Swansea City secured a 1-0 victory at Millwall on 13 October, with substitute Ronald scoring a last-minute winner. The Championship match at The Den was interrupted for nearly seven minutes following a complaint of racist chanting, but play resumed to allow Swansea to maintain their lead.

The win keeps Swansea City at the top of the Championship table with 23 points from 10 games. Their record stands at seven wins, two draws and one loss, with a goal difference of +9. The club’s recent form has been strong, with four consecutive victories following a 1-3 defeat at Southampton.

Swansea’s next fixture is at home against West Ham United on 17 October in the Championship. Maintaining their position at the summit will be crucial as the season progresses and competition intensifies.

Millwall, the hosts, were unable to find a way back into the game after the disruption. Swansea’s ability to hold on for the win under challenging circumstances highlights their resilience this season.

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