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Swansea City secured back-to-back wins for the first time since August on Saturday as they clinched a stoppage-time 2-1 victory over Wigan at the DW Stadium.

Substitute Sam Surridge nodded home the winner in the last minute of the match to seal all three points after Kieffer Moore's penalty had cancelled out Nathan Dyer's opener in the first half.

The Swans entered the match laden with confidence following their morale-boosting 1-0 victory over Cardiff in the South Wales derby the previous weekend, and head coach Steve Cooper named an unchanged side ahead of the Wigan clash.

This meant Andre Ayew retained his spot at the tip of Swansea's attack following his man-of-the-match performance during the Cardiff victory, while striker Borja Baston was restricted to a spot on the bench for the third time in his last four matches.

The Spaniard started the Championship season in style after returning from his loan spell at Alaves last term, with the striker scoring five goals in his first five matches to help Swansea climb to the Championship summit.

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However, Baston has only managed to find the net once since then with Swansea having struggled to maintain their early-season form, and it now appears he has lost his place in the side to fellow attacker Ayew.

The most concerning aspect for Baston will perhaps be the fact that Cooper has opted to bring on Surridge over the Spaniard in recent matches, and the Bournemouth loanee's goal against Wigan will only serve to uphold this pecking order.

As a result, it seems that Baston has suddenly become the third-choice striker at the club. Cooper has placed his trust in the former Atletico Madrid man for much of the season so far, but it seems this trust has been eroded within the last month.

Baston now seriously has his work cut out if he wants to win his place back in the Swansea side, as the fact Cooper's side have won back-to-back matches in the Baston's absence means the Swans boss will be in no hurry to recall the striker.

All Baston can do is work extremely hard in training over the coming weeks, and he can certainly not afford to be complacent when he is next handed an opportunity in the Swansea side.