Moyes banks on better luck in Swansea sequel


By ToDavis
  • Football
  • Thursday, 09 Jan 2014

LONDON (Reuters) - The threat of a fourth consecutive defeat is looming large for Manchester United and their manager David Moyes, yet the beleaguered Scot feels things are on the verge of turning for his struggling side.

Swansea City return to Old Trafford for the second time in a week on Saturday, buoyed by their victory at the same ground in the FA Cup third round and no doubt encouraged for another assault by their opponents' ongoing problems.

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