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  12. Williams 'suffering' for Tymon after Sheff Utd own goal

    Swansea City left-back Josh Tymon scores an own goalRex Features

    Luke Williams says he is "suffering" on Josh Tymon's behalf after the Swansea City defender's own goal handed Sheffield United victory over his side.

    The left-back volleyed Harrison Burrows' cross into his own net on the stroke of half-time at Bramall Lane as the Blades secured a 1-0 win to end Swansea's three-game unbeaten run.

    As Tymon cut a dejected figure while walking off the pitch at half-time, the defender was consoled by several members of Swansea's coaching staff, including Williams.

    And the head coach urged the 25-year-old to keep his head up as Swansea prepare to return to action against Tymon's former club Stoke City on Saturday (15:00 BST).

    "He's (Tymon) been a brilliant player for us. We love him. I don't want him to feel so terrible when he's doing everything right," Williams told BBC Radio Wales.

    "It's not like a sloppy error from a player out of focus or making a terrible decision.

    "He gives everything week-in week-out and he tried to scoop the ball away from danger and this happened.

    "I'm suffering for him and I couldn't wait to tell him that I trust him and tell him not to dwell on it.

    "He's a top player, he's going to be fine."