Ex-Oxford United boss Appleton, who stepped up from No 2 following Shakespeare’s dismissal, said: “From a personal point of view, the win feels fantastic. It is slightly different when you are in charge.
“I have been a manager and I know the highs and lows.
“They are a lot bigger in the Premier League than where I have been in League One and the Championship.
Michael Appleton has taken temporary charge of the FoxesRex Features
“And one game doesn’t make you a Premier League manager. I am very aware of that.”
Alfie Mawson replied for Swansea but boss Paul Clement said: “The performance in the first half was what let us down. I’m disappointed to have gone backwards.”
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