Norwich City continued their incredible run of form with an impressive 4-2 win over Swansea City  at the Liberty Stadium.

The Canaries raced into a three goal-lead at half-time but allowed the hosts to peg them back to 3-2 in the second half and Michael Laudrup's side pushed for the equaliser before Robert Snodgrass and Michu struck late on but the Canaries hung for the win.

Snodgrass' free kick was cleared only as far as Holt, who whipped in a cross for Sebastien Bassong to tower of Davies and head into the near corner past Tremmel, who should have done better.

Yet another set-piece delivery from Snodgrass was met this time by the unmarked Grant Holt as the away side went in at the break with a commanding lead through a bullet header into across goal.

And it should have been four for Norwich minutes after the restart; Snodgrass lifted a ball over the Swansea defence for Bradley Johnson who almost scored a sublime goal with an exquisite volley but saw his effort hit the crossbar.

Swansea survived the scare and went straight back up the pitch to pull one back through Michu. The Spaniard swept home Davies' deflected cross into the far corner past Mark Bunn.

Ten minutes later and the comeback was well and truly on. Dyer hooked in a cross which Routledge kept alive. The ball eventually dropped to De Guzman and, 10 yards out, the midfielder fired emphatically past the keeper.

At 3-2, all the pressure was coming from Swansea and the equaliser seemed inevitable but Snodgrass, once again, punished the hosts from a set piece. The former Leeds winger took to goal directly this time, swerving his effort over the wall and into the bottom corner.

Michu made it interesting late one when he turned in a De Guzman's cross in injury-time, but it proved to be too little too late.