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In-depth coverage of Swansea City Football Club across the 2017-2018 season, featuring first-team action, player transfers, academy match reports, and behind-the-scenes developments.
No doubt the video gamers amongst you will already have September 29 pencilled into your diary, but for those that don’t have a clue what we’re on about, it’s launch day for one of the most popular football video games – EA Sports FIFA 18. Regular players of the game will no doubt be looking …
Although both teams were almost level in terms of statistics, the Swans eventually came out on top to take the lead in the second half – thanks to an Alfie Mawson effort. Before Jordan Ayew went on to score the second and seal Reading’s exit from the Cup in the 3rd round. It was a …
Following on from the success of the Swansea City Fans Forum held in Lampeter in October 2015, the Ceredigion Jacks are delighted to confirm the event will be returning this year on Wednesday October 18. With the help and co-operation of senior officials at Swansea City Football Club, the Swans Trust and the Swansea City …
Wilfried Bony returned to South Wales at the end of August with the Swans paying £12 million for the services of the Ivory Coast striker. The frontman has endured a torrid time at Manchester City and is looking forward to putting his Etihad Stadium nightmare behind him, but can he reach the heights of the …
It has been a case of one step forward, two steps back for the Swans so far this season. A 2-0 victory away at Crystal Palace looked like a huge result for Paul Clement’s men but the Welsh outfit then fell short at home against Newcastle United in their most recent clash. In time, this …
Transfer deadline day was interesting for Swansea City fans this year. As expected, Spain striker Fernando Llorente decided to leave the Liberty Stadium but opted for Tottenham Hotspur over defending Premier League champions Chelsea – arguably one of the shock moves of the summer. But perhaps more interestingly from a Swansea perspective, Wilfried Bony is …
Swansea City have been able to perform a strong rebuild towards the end of the transfer window, despite the loss of Gylfi Sigurdsson to Everton. The Icelandic midfielder was an integral part of the Swans’ push for survival last season, scoring a number of key goals, especially in the latter stages of the campaign. However, …
The transfer window slams shut on August 31, with Paul Clement looking to add at least two new faces before the international break. Swansea have already added Sam Clucas to their squad, with the midfielder joining from Hull for around £15m, and Santiago Arias is another name continually linked with a move to South Wales. …
And so, finally, the inevitable has come to pass. Gylfi Sigurdsson, the man who almost single-handedly prevented Swansea from nosediving out of the Premier League, and the vast riches it now promises, has joined Everton for a £45m fee. In doing so, he arrives at a Goodison Park in the throes of an apparent revolution, …
We give our verdict on a heavy defeat in the Swans first home Premier League fixture of the seasons in just 75 words or less… 19 August 2017 – Premier League – Swans 0 Manchester United 4 For 80 minutes the Swans were resilient and spirited, but Paul Clement’s limited squad were eventually ruthlessly exposed …