The joyous Swansea City player ratings as new signing puts in top shift and goalscorer gets standing ovation versus Bristol City

Generally did what was asked of him in possession and made good stops to deny Chris Martin and Antoine Semenyo. Not a lot he could do to keep out Andreas Weimann's strike and got away with some nervy moments on the ball though.

Making his Swans debut, the Manchester City loanee - who is described as a "composed, towering defender" on his parent club's official website - showed all of the qualities that made Russell Martin so keen to sign the youngster on loan. Always showed for the ball and stuck to task. Subbed.

Operating in the middle of the back three, Cabango showed plenty of courage in possession but left an enormous gap in behind that led to Bristol City's opener. Defensively sound when at the back and made a number of clearances.

A tad fortunate to get away with a loose pass in the first half and couldn't quite offer the attacking threat needed at the other end. But read play well on numerous occasions to make interceptions and was much-improved after the restart and put in a fine ball that led to Cyrus Christie's goal.

Got into plenty of promising positions on the right wing but his final ball often let him down. Scuffed shot earned him an assist for Michael Obafemi and sheer persistence led to him scoring his first goal to make it 2-1. Top shift.

Starting in a deep-lying midfield role, Downes made some timely interventions defensively and gave the Swans more impetus when going forwards. Ended the contest in the back three and ticked things over nicely.

Most of Swansea's best attacks involved the captain who was always available for a pass and looked to drive forward when possible.

Some really good flashes in attack and worked hard to back up Manning defensively. Showed great endeavour throughout in a new