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Monday 09 December 2013 7:30 pm

Lucky Swansea hit back at Hull

By: Express KCS

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SWANSEA boss Michael Laudrup conceded his side had ridden their luck after defender Chico Flores earned the home side a 1-1 draw with Hull in the Premier League.

Former Swans striker Danny Graham touched in Ahmed Elmohamady’s cross for his first league goal since New Year’s Day but Flores bundled a fortunate equaliser before Laudrup’s men escaped a penalty despite Dwight Tiendalli appearing to handle.

“It’s fair point. In the first half we played too slow,” said the Dane. “We have had a lot go against us so now we’ve had two 50-50s for us.”

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