Swansea City boss Francesco Guidolin defended Mo Barrow after the Swede was accused of diving in victory at Burnley.

Guidolin, who saw his side win at the end of a week where they sold Andre Ayew and Ashley Williams, defended Barrow.

"Mo is a very, very quick player; it's difficult for a defender," he said.

"I think he's an honest player, a good guy. Maybe sometimes it could be you think he has a fall but he's an honest guy."

The introduction of substitutes Gylfi Sigurdsson and Jefferson Montero helped swing the game in the Swans' favour, with the latter providing a cross for Fernando Llorente which resulted in Fer's winner when Tom Heaton save from the Spaniard's header fell to him.

"All our group is happy now because we won a difficult game in a difficult ground against a good team," Guidolin added.

"It's the first time against Burnley in the Premier League and the atmosphere was very strong, a war.

"But we play a good game and I am proud for my players and happy because this is a difficult ground for all the teams in the Premier League."