Charlie Patino’s stoppage-time goal secures thrilling draw for Swans

Charlie Patino’s late game goal was a saving grace for floundering Swansea City, allowing them to tie with Huddersfield Town.

Initially, it looked like Darren Moore’s Terriers would prevail, after Swansea defender Ben Cabango accidentally scored an own goal early on.

Swansea’s determination paid off when, in the 94th minute, on-loan Arsenal midfielder Patino found the back of the net from the edge of the area.

Despite the draw, Swansea has been on a lackluster run and was met with boos from the home crowd. Huddersfield also faced frustration as they let go of the win that seemed within their grasp.

Huddersfield stays 21st in the table, four points ahead of the relegation zone, while Swansea is one point better off in 18th.

Swansea’s struggle for a home victory kicked off poorly when they scored an own goal, but they never gave up, dominating possession and creating chances throughout the game.

Ultimately, Patino’s equaliser prevented Swansea from facing defeat, as they narrowly escaped with a draw.

Swansea’s head coach Michael Duff expressed frustration with the result, but emphasized the positive impact of the team’s perseverance and the support of the fans.

Huddersfield manager Darren Moore was pleased with the performance, pointing out their progress and solid performances, despite their shortcomings.