Swansea City boss Bob Bradley was happy with their 0-0 draw with Watford.

Bradley felt his first Premier League point provided something "to build on" after seeing his Swansea side frustrated by Watford in a Liberty Stadium stalemate.

"I thought the second half was strong, I liked the way we came out," Bradley said.

"There were a lot of positives, the first clean sheet in a long time, and there's things to build on.

"We're also going to be honest and say we're disappointed we're only taking a point.

"At this point we have to trust the fact if we work the right way, our football gets better, we compete better and do all these little things to improve the points will come.

"As we were going through the second half there were a number of occasions I thought 'here it is'. But when it doesn't come I don't want to forget the things that were positive.

"The reward didn't come in the way of three points, but it's not going to stop the work that I've seen in the last few points."