Ryder Cup hero Sergio Garcia praises battling Swansea City
SERGIO Garcia hailed Swansea City's attitude after the Ryder Cup winner nearly witnessed a second dramatic comeback inside a week.
The man who was part of the European team who recovered from 10-4 down to beat the USA eight days ago was at the Liberty for Reading's visit to see Pablo Hernandez, his sister's partner.
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Swansea trailed 2-0 against the run of play at half-time before goals from Michu and Wayne Routledge saw them level after the break.
And Michael Laudrup's men might have taken all three points if Hernandez had managed to keep a last-gasp effort under the bar after the ball appeared to come back of the arm of Nicky Shorey.
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"I thought the second half was really, really good for Swansea and Pablo had a couple of chances," said Garcia.
"One of them looked like a penalty and then he put it over the top.
"I thought Swansea's attitude for the whole game was great.
"They deserved a win, but sometimes you don't get what you deserve."
Garcia took to the Liberty pitch before the game sporting a Swansea training top and clutched the club badge as he was introduced to fans.
"I've played football all my life and I still play a little bit back home in Spain," he added.
"I like Real Madrid and I'm a fan of Swansea now as well.
"It was a great comeback, Swansea deserved a win but unfortunately didn't get it."
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