Luke Williams hopes Joe Allen's late equaliser against West Bromwich Albion will aid Swansea City's efforts to move on from the 'noise' around his position. The midfielder came off the bench to head home deep into stoppage time to salvage a point for his side,

Swansea City head coach Luke Williams says he has moved on from speculation linking him to West Bromwich Albion.

Joe Allen's late header cancelled out Tom Fellows' breakthrough for managerless Albion to cap a week in which 43-year-old Williams was linked with the vacant Hawthorns post - though it is understood he is not in the frame to take over.

Swansea City boss Luke Williams is set to face the media this afternoon, and speculation linking him with a move to take the vacancy at West Bromwich Albion is likely to be high on the agenda. Rumours have swirled for the last few days, with Williams previously touted as a possible replacement for Carlos Corberan, who left just before Christmas.

Swansea City manager Luke Williams admitted West Brom are unlikely to come calling after his side were routed 4-0 by Portsmouth. Williams is the bookmakers’ favourite to take the vacant Baggies job after Carlos Corberan was appointed Valencia manager on Christmas Eve.

Swansea City have won seven of their past nine home league meetings with West Bromwich Albion (D1 L1), including in each of the last three seasons at the Swansea.com Stadium. West

Swansea City head coach Luke Williams will have the chance to draw a line under speculation over his future later. Williams will face the media ahead of Saturday's clash with West Brom having been heavily linked with the vacant manager's role at the Hawthorns.