Was never a red for Fab, aside from the fact he didn't prevent a goal scoring chance, it was barely contact and Sahko handballed it before the contact. He also handballed it I thought in the build up to his goal though a bit more accidental than the first one.
Swansea only had short spells of playing well, the left back was god awful. Seemed totally right footed, refused to pass down the line, if the ball broke out on his side he'd run 10 yards then turn back and often pass to someone under pressure, defensively was weak as well.
Defensively on the whole Swansea got caught over and over pressure too high against a team just looking to knock it long in behind, that they didn't adjust to that meant too many easy chances for West Ham. Likewise from corners West Ham went high and to Carroll every single time, what on earth was Briton doing 6-7 yards from the post trying to intercept a low ball into the box. Had he started on the post he would have prevented the second goal so easily.
Swansea played well at times but seemed to be completely unable to adjust to West Ham's tactics, which is weak as said tactics were painfully predictable.
