Brendon Rodgers' side are yet to concede a goal at the Liberty Stadium recording two wins and two draws in their opening home games. Monk is hoping the Swans can claim their first away win following heavy defeats to Chelsea and Manchester City that saw them concede eight goals accompanied by a slim 1-0 loss to Arsenal. Speaking to the South Wales Evening Post, the 31-year-old defended the Swansea form outside of Wales, telling of the positives that can be taken from their experiences so far. "People are talking about how we haven't got any points away from home, but you look at the fixtures and we've had tough, tough games. "Really against Arsenal we should have got something, but I think there are positives we can take from the first three away games. "When the fixtures came out I was looking at them and thinking, 'Oh cheers, thanks for that', but looking at it now I think it's been good for us. "The games have been good experiences for us. I think the boys will learn from them and we will keep progressing."
