Swansea City coach Garry Monk has expressed delight over Andre Ayew's goal against Tottenham which gave them the lead in the 2-2 in the Premier League match.
The Ghana international's header powered in the opener for the Swans in their 2-2 drawn game on Sunday.
Swanseaââ¬â¢s first goal was scored when winger Jefferson Montero crossed for Andre Ayew to leap and guide a header past Lloris into the corner.
The coach hints that the build-up to the goal is what his side had practised in training and he is delighted that his players replicated it in the game.
ââ¬ÅThere is a real satisfaction when something you have worked on for a long time comes off,â⬠said Monk when asked about the goal scored by the Ghana deputy captain.
ââ¬ÅTo see the players work on the pattern and build up and take that into a game is satisfying.
ââ¬ÅWhen you work hard on something in training and see the players take it out onto the pitch on a matchday, itââ¬â¢s a great feeling. It was a fantastic goal.ââ¬
ââ¬ÅAll credit to them. It was a terrific header and a well worked goal.ââ¬
The next match for Swansea is against Stoke City at home on Monday, October 19.