Flynn Downes slotted in seamlessly on his return to Swansea City's starting line-up at Reading on Easter Monday.
The midfielder missed the matches against Millwall, Derby County and Barnsley owing to a knee injury but played from the outset against the Royals. You can read the match report here. He played a key role in creating Hannes Wolf's goal at the Select Car Leasing Stadium and was also influential in the build-up to Joel Piroe's second.
Downes' pass accuracy of 94.6 per cent was the best of any Swansea player against Paul Ince's men while he also made two key passes, two interceptions, one clearance and two dribbles. It's perhaps no coincidence that Swansea became ragged after the former Ipswich Town man was withdrawn shortly after Tom Ince volleyed home to make it 4-2, with Reading going on to claim a point.
