Swansea City: Clinical edge difference at Oxford – Williams

Vipotnik’s goal was only his second in a Swansea shirt, with the Slovenia international starting to look like a player coming to terms with the pace and intensity of the Championship.

Bianchini, meanwhile, had his best week in a Swansea shirt after twice coming off the bench to play as a centre-forward rather than out wide.

“I’m really happy with the way we scored,” added Williams.

“It’s the right forward goals – a tap-in where you have to make sure you don’t tense up, then a one-v-one (that was) really well struck. You have to keep your nerve.”

Swansea have no time to celebrate the win at Oxford, with attention immediately shifting to Tuesday’s home game against Watford.

“I’ve been asked a lot, rightly so, about goals,” Williams said.

“We scored two away from home so the players rose to the challenge. The next challenge is to maintain their level of performance and keep scoring goals.”