FREDDIE WOODMAN 7
Fine save to deny Tom McIntyre in the first half but had precious little to do after that aside from a routine stop from Sam Baldock's free-kick. Good save late on too. Clean sheet number 13 of the season.
BEN CABANGO 7
Looked so assured on the ball and didn't have too much to do at the back.
RYAN BENNETT 7
An absolute rock at the back in the first half and ensured Woodman had very little to do. Booked for a cynical but vital foul at the end of the first 45 and cruelly forced off shortly after the restart.
MARC GUEHI 7
Got forward at every opportunity and was solid in defence too. Spurned a glorious chance to bag his first Swansea goal, but a very comfortable showing again.
CONNOR ROBERTS - Star Man 7
Such a threat from the Welshman who put in several inviting crosses from the right wing. Untroubled defensively which allowed him to cause problems in attack.
KOREY SMITH 7
Very useful in possession and his efforts helped Swansea move Reading around the pitch. Replaced.
JAY FULTON 7
Deployed higher up the pitch than usual, but he still made some typical Fulton-like interventions in the middle. Really helped to keep his side ticking over.
MATT GRIMES 7
Was happy to sit deeper and play almost in a quarterback role at times. Such a slick operator and gave plenty of support to his side's wing-backs.
JAKE BIDWELL 7
Like Roberts, Bidwell looked dangerous high up the pitch. Barely needed in a defensive capacity and went close with a header too.
ANDRE AYEW 7
Was very lively in the first half and tried his luck with two speculative efforts before going close with a header.
JAMAL LOWE 7
Looked very confident and work rate played a key part as Swansea carried the greater threat. Some genuine moments of class, but no final product. Subbed.
Subs
Joel Latibeaudiere (for Bennett) - Almost scored with his first touch, but looked composed at the back in Bennett's absence. Neat in possession. 6
Kasey Palmer (for Smith) - A few decent moments, but didn't have much time to create anything. 6
Viktor Gyokeres (for Lowe) - Too late to make an impact. N/A
