Ghana skipper Andre Ayew reacted to Swansea City star’s latest win against Norwich in which he scored a goal last Friday.

Ayew scored for the first time with Swansea since striking during the Boxing Day at the Queen Park Rangers.

However, the Ghanaian winger said he was not impacted by the lack of chance before the sticks after netting his ninth goal.

“I think it was a very tough game against a tough side, but we executed the game plan really well,” the Swans vice-captain told the club’s media.

“We stayed in the game at all times, we knew we were going to have chances at some periods. “Our throw-ins and set-pieces were very dangerous, we defended well and showed we had character.

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“I’m pleased with the victory. It’s a win versus the team who is top of the league and it proves that we have a lot of quality, a lot of character and that we are working hard.”

“Leading from the front, it is always important to get goals,” he added.

“It wasn’t something that disturbed me much because I was playing well and making the team score goals in different ways by my movement.

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“I always want to score; that’s for sure, but what’s important is the team and what I’m going to do to help them score – it can be by scoring, by movement, assists.

“I’m happy to get the goal – it’s been a few games without a goal – but most importantly within that period, we were able to win games.

“I feel that we showed we can’t just rely on one or two players and everyone around can chip in with goals and everyone defends.”