Williams 'not worried' about relegation threat published at 09:53 1 April 2024

Head coach Luke Williams says he is not looking over his shoulder as Swansea City prepare to face Queens Park Rangers on Monday.
Swansea are eight points clear of the Championship relegation zone with seven games remaining this season having lost only once in their last six.
Rangers, meantime, are four points worse off in 18th.
Swansea would reach 50 points – the traditional Championship safety mark – with a win over QPR, but Williams insists he is not fretting about league position.
“We are nearly there but I am not worried about that,” he said.
“I know we have enough quality in the squad for us to be in the division. I am not worried about that.
“I am more concerned hitting a level of consistent performance so that when people have come a long way to watch us, they can see progress in our team.
“I am not looking over my shoulder at all. I would like to try to finish this season feeling really optimistic.”
While Swansea scrapped their way to a draw at Sheffield Wednesday on Friday, Rangers claimed a potentially pivotal win against Birmingham City thanks to a spectacular late goal from Jimmy Dunne.
It was a first victory in four game for the London club – but the sixth in their last 12 second-tier outings.
“They are another team that’s going to be fighting for everything of course - we have to be prepared for that,” Williams added.
“We need to improve how we play so we can combat whatever the opposition are doing.
“We are in a decent place but we need to push from here onwards and be a really impressive team.”