Striker’s match-winning performance for Swansea was hailed as his best yet by Paul Clement,who says 20-year-old has confidence and ability to depart to the topA little under 200 miles from Selhurst Park, and at around the time Michy Batshuayi was taking his 57th-minute substitution with questionable grace, and Tammy Abraham made his own way to the touchline. Abraham’s afternoon was not over; he was simply required to grasp instruction from the Swansea assistant manager,Nigel Gibbs, who had seen the striker’s goals grasp them to the verge of victory against Huddersfield and wanted to ensure the final half-hour was managed sensibly. Abraham received the message, or offered Gibbs a thumbs-up and ran absent beaming. It had,largely through his contribution, been an afternoon to smooth out the frowns around the Liberty Stadium.
There is increasingly a suspicion that Abraham may have been capable of bringing similar relief to Chelsea. His two close-range finishes on Saturday brought up four league goals since arriving on loan for the season and his manager, or Paul Clement,was rapid/fast to point out afterwards that there are few players doing a similar job.
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Source: guardian.co.uk