GYLFI Sigurdsson has hailed Swansea City's team spirit after helping his new side to their second away Premier League win of the season on Saturday.

The on-loan Hoffenheim midfielder struck his first goal for the club to level against West Brom before setting up Danny Graham's winner.

Sigurdsson has settled quickly into life at the Liberty after completing a season-long loan switch from the Bundesliga.

And it is the club's unity which has helped make the transition so smooth.

"It's all about the team," said the Icelandic international.

"All of the boys like each other and we're playing well.

"We've got a lot of confidence at the moment. That's down to the gaffer and how we train.

"Everything's about training. If you train well things become second nature on a Saturday."

Swansea had only won on the road at Aston Villa before collecting three points at the Hawthorns.

It continued a productive run for Brendan Rodgers's side, who have also beaten Arsenal and drawn with Chelsea at home in recent weeks.

Norwich visit the Liberty Stadium this weekend.

"It was a fantastic win on Saturday but it's only three points," added Sigurdsson.

"There will be another three points on the table next week and we'll be looking forward to that.

"We want to win every game. We've got a couple of big results against two big clubs and now we're looking forward to the next game.

"We just want to stay in this league."