Swansea City boss Paul Clement has challenged his players to take their frustration out on West Ham on Saturday.
The Swans are yet to lose a game on the road this season, but they have failed to pick up a single point at their home.
Last weekend, they suffered a last-minute 2-1 defeat to Watford, and now Clement wants his players to take out their frustration when they travel West Ham on Saturday. As things stand, the Swan find themselves 15th in the table with five points.
Clement told the Swans website: "We don't blow things out of proportion because we had one bad half against Watford. There are things we want to improve on, clearly, and we will do that.
"You get a positive result, or back-to-back wins, and all of a sudden everything is totally different.
"The mood when we came back into training on Tuesday particularly was frustration.
"That came out a little bit during the training session and that's fine. Sometimes everyone needs to let off a bit of steam and get that frustration out.
"But by yesterday there was a lot of focus on the next game at West Ham."
