Swansea after their Capital One Cup final win over Bradford

Sky Sports pundits Chris Coleman and Peter Beagrie praised the "breath-taking" and "irrepressible" football that saw Swansea lift the Capital One Cup.

Michael Laudrup's men dominated the match as they claimed a record 5-0 victory over League Two Bradford at Wembley. Nathan Dyer and Jonathan De Guzman both scored twice while Michu was also on target for the Premier
League outfit.

It is the first major piece of silverware for Swansea and books them a place in the 2013/14 Europa League. And while Coleman and Beagrie had nothing but praise for the 'heroic' efforts of Bradford, they admitted that Swansea were a class apart from their lower league opponents.

"We spoke before the game that if Swansea got their game right today it would be difficult for Bradford and Swansea thoroughly deserved it," former Swansea defender Coleman told Sky Sports.

"They have been beaten by five goals but Swansea City are by far the superior team. I thought that it was an outstanding performance from start to finish."
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"They could have scored more goals possibly. There's nothing to be ashamed of for Bradford City. They have done brilliantly to get here. They were beaten by a better team on the day.

"Swansea got their game right and some of the passing play from Swansea City was breath-taking. They could have scored more goals. I feel sorry for Bradford.

"They have worked so hard to get to Wembley and they always remember it. They have been beaten by five goals but Swansea City are by far the superior team. I thought that it was an outstanding performance from start to finish."

From - Sky Sports