West Ham United striker Andy Carroll has suggested that his side can be proud after coming away with a draw against Swansea City at the Liberty Stadium.
The Hammers had led through the former Newcastle United frontman's 43rd-minute goal, but City were able to earn a point as Mark Noble put into his own net in the latter stages of the second half.
"We came out and tried to keep a clean sheet for a win but it wasn't to be," said Carroll, according to BBC Sport.
"The referee let a lot go that others wouldn't. It was a real battle out there.
"Obviously coming off with the lead at half-time we wanted three points but the Liberty is a difficult place to come and we will take the point and move on."
West Ham currently occupy seventh spot in the Premier League table, but are winless in four games.
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Christopher Dodd
Christopher Dodd
