Swans disappointed with point

Swansea boss Brendan Rodgers felt Bolton were lucky to get a point after watching his side being held to a 1-1 draw.

The Swans took the lead after just six minutes as Scott Sinclair curled in a great effort and, although Chris Eagles equalised eight minute later, Swansea dominted the second half. He said: "We certainly deserved the three points. It was a terrific game. Of course there's a wee bit of tension around but I thought we were excellent and we created enough chances to win the game. We scored a very good goal to go in front early on but conceded a disappointing goal from our perspective. But the reaction to that was outstanding. "I thought the players showed no fear, they kept pushing forward, being creative and, on another day with a little bit more luck, we might have had three or four goals." Mark Davies limped off at the end to add to Bolton's woes, with fellow midfielder Darren Pratley unable to face his former side because of a virus, and both will be doubts for Tuesday. But Coyle insisted Bolton are still more than capable of getting out of trouble, adding: "I'm very confident. We decide our own fate. "We've got five games, a lot of teams round about us only have three. We'd rather have points in the bag but we've got 15 points to play for and who's to say we can't take many of them."