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Cabango says Swansea’s humble approach is helping their promotion push
Swansea came back against Norwich, with former manager John Toshack watching.
Defender Ben Cabango says the team and its fans are excited about leading the promotion race.
He says Swansea’s good start has given them a strong base, but they need to keep working.
The team faces Millwall away on Tuesday, where Cabango expects a physical match with long balls and set pieces.
Swansea will then host third-placed West Ham on Saturday.
Cabango says the team will recover and prepare for both tests with confidence.
Swansea defender Cabango says the team’s strong start has given them a platform to build on as they lead the promotion race.
He said the players and fans are excited but must keep going.
Swansea are due to visit Millwall on Tuesday before hosting third-placed West Ham on Saturday.
Cabango said the Millwall match would be physical and demanding.
Former Swansea manager John Toshack watched the team’s comeback against Norwich.
- Who
- Swansea defender Cabango and the Swansea team.
- What
- Cabango said Swansea’s strong start has given them a platform in the promotion race.
- When
- The article was published on 2026-10-12. Swansea are due to play Millwall on Tuesday and West Ham on Saturday.
- Where
- Swansea’s upcoming matches are at Millwall and at home against West Ham.
- Why
- Cabango said Swansea had made a good start and needed to carry on.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
We've had a real good start. It's given us a great platform to build off, and we've just got to carry on.
It's always going to be a physical game, demanding game, and the set pieces, the long balls.
It's going to be a tough test and a different one to today [against Norwich].
Swansea made a comeback, watched by former manager John Toshack.
Swansea are due to visit Millwall.
Swansea are due to host third-placed West Ham.
- Promotion race
- Swansea are leading the race, according to the article.
- Upcoming away match
- Millwall
- Upcoming home match
- West Ham, described as third-placed
- Recent match
- Swansea made a comeback against Norwich
- Former manager
- John Toshack watched the Norwich match
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