For a player West Bromwich Albion desperately tried to offload into the dying hours of transfer deadline day, Brown Ideye is proving himself rather useful. The Nigeria striker, derided for much of this campaign following a £10million club record move, struck his second goal in as many games to shift Tony Pulis’s team away from the relegation places. Had Carlton Cole arrived from West Ham United as planned, chances are Ideye would be in Qatar, a deal worth £3.8m having been agreed with El-Gharafa. West Brom striker Brown Ideye celebrates with team-mate James Morrison (right) after scoring the opener on the hour mark
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Club record £10million signing Brown Ideye fired West Brom in front on the hour mark at the Hawthorns
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The Nigerian striker scores in consecutive matches for West Brom for the first time since his summer move
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England Under 21 striker Saido Berahino added a second on 74 minutes, after an assist from Ideye
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Victory moves Tony Pulis' West Brom up to 14th in the Premier League as Swansea remain in 9th
Saido Berahino of @placeholder shoots under pressure from the Swansea defence to score and secure the vital three points for the Baggies