That warning comes as Swansea prepare to welcome a Wrexham side who look back to their old selves. Their midweek 3-0 win at Millwall ended Phil Parkinson’s search for a first victory this term, with the deadline day recruitment of Joe Worrall and Callum O’Hare adding to their options.
Vigouroux accepts the north Wales visitors will come providing a different test to what Swansea have faced so far, something that proved too much for Matos’ side in the last meeting, a 2-0 home win at the Racecourse in March.
“We know what they’ll bring,” summed up Vigouroux, noting Wrexham will ask physical, set-piece and work-rate questions of Swansea.
But the 32-year-old insists the early pacesetters will stick to their guns in the heat of a north versus south Wales battle, even if the aforementioned respect brings its own challenges.
“If it’s open then we have the opportunity to do that,” said Vigouroux when asked if they can replicate early impressions every week in the Championship.
“Each game is different, each team will come here with different game plans and we’ve got to find a way of breaking that down.
“It’s still early in the season, we just have to keep our feet on the ground, keep working hard because it can change so quickly.
“We have three or four games before the international break, so we want to put ourselves in a really good position before then, but we have to take it game by game.”