Swansea manager Vitor Matos was delighted as the Championship leaders marked their return from the international break with a 2-1 win over Norwich on Saturday.
Second-half goals from Moussa Yeo in the 49th minute and Republic of Ireland striker Adam Idah, 10 minutes later, saw Swansea recover to take all three points after Jacob Wright's first-half strike put visitors Norwich ahead at the Liberty Stadium.
It was the third time this season Swansea have come from behind to win following fightbacks at Stoke and Lincoln.
This win, combined with West Ham's draw against QPR on Friday, left Welsh club Swansea two points clear of Middlesbrough at the summit of English football's second-tier, with the thrd-placed Hammers two more points off top spot.
"Players had been flying around because of the international break, joining on the last days of training as well before the game," said Swans boss Matos.
"It's not the easiest way to prepare, not only for us but of course for a lot of teams in the league...The players have come back to play three games in eight days, so there's not a lot of time to train. It's all about trying to reconnect everyone.”
It was a fourth defeat in a row in all competitions for Norwich.
Middlesbrough celebrated their 150th anniversary game in style at their Riverside Stadium as Will Lankshear's second-half header secured a 1-0 victory over Wolves, who suffered a second league defeat since relegation from the Premier League last season.
Birmingham won 1-0 away to West Bromwich Albion in a Midlands derby after August Priske scored from the penalty spot in the 41st minute, having been fouled by Nat Phillips.
Burnley moved off the bottom of the table with a remarkable 4-0 win at Watford -- their first of the campaign and a first away from home since February.
Alessio Dionisi's fifth defeat in six games increased the pressure on the Hornets boss.
Bristol City and Charlton shared the points in a 1-1 draw while Patrick Bamford scored twice as Sheffield United beat Lincoln 3-0 to end a three-match losing streak in all competitions.
Lamine Cisse and Ben Wilmot were on target as 10-man Stoke extended their unbeaten league run to six games with a 2-1 win over Bolton despite the Potters being a man down for 70 minutes after defender Maksym Talovierov was sent off for bringing down Kyliane Dong.
Blackburn made it back-to-back home wins with a 2-1 victory over Cardiff while Derby drew 1-1 with Wrexham.
Camiel Neghli ensured there was no winning start for new Preston manager Graham Alexander, his late strike securing a 1-0 success for Millwall at Deepdale.
Southampton will play their first match since manager Tonda Eckert was hit with a suspended ban, rather than an outright punishment, for his role in the 'Spygate' scandal that cost the Saints a shot at Premier League promotion last season when his side face bitter south coast rivals Portsmouth at St Mary's on Sunday.
