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Andre Ayew and Marc Guehi are back in contention for Swansea City’s Championship finale at Watford.

As Swansea City prepare to round off the Championship season at Watford, we take a closer look at the Hornets.

In the fourth and final part of our look back at Swansea City’s historic 1980-81 season, we hear about the build-up to the big game at Deepdale, Bill Shankly’s pre-match message, the 10,000 Travelling Jacks and how the players celebrated their finest day with the likes of Kenny Dalglish and Graeme Souness.

Byron Anthony was thrilled by the energy and desire demonstrated by Swansea City Under-18s in their creditable 1-1 draw with Ipswich Town.

Joel Cotterill’s last-gasp penalty rescued a hard-earned point for Swansea City Under-18s in their Professional Development League encounter with Ipswich Town.

Swansea City and Beyond The White Line (BTWL) have announced a partnership which will see BTWL deliver off the pitch support to the club’s senior squad, staff and academy.

Swansea City’s Championship clash with Watford is available for UK and international supporters to view on Swans TV Live on Saturday (12.30pm UK time).

The free official Swansea app is designed to heighten the matchday experience for all Swans fans.

Geoff Eltringham will be the man in the middle when Swansea City round off the Championship season against Watford on Saturday (12.30pm).

Swansea City have completed the signing of Preston youngster Lincoln McFayden on a free transfer, subject to international clearance.

In part three of our series of features recalling Swansea City’s historic 1980-81 season, we hear about the squad’s unusual Christmas bonus, a raid by the police, how a tough run of results nearly derailed promotion hopes, and how John Toshack and co got back on track.

Coach Kris O’Leary believes Swansea City Under-23s’ victory over Professional Development League 2 North champions Sheffield United shows they are learning different ways to win games.

Swansea City Under-23s beat Professional Development League 2 North champions Sheffield United 1-0 to extend their unbeaten run to four matches.

Swansea City Under-18s defender Kai Ludvigsen says he was thrilled to make his comeback from injury in their defeat by Sheffield Wednesday.

Korey Smith hopes victory in Swansea City’s final home fixture of the regular campaign can give Steve Cooper’s side a lift ahead of the Championship play-offs.

Byron Anthony has encouraged Swansea City Under-18s to be positive when they face FA Youth Cup semi-finalists Ipswich Town on Wednesday.

Stacey John-Davis believes keeping their nerve will be key if Swansea City Ladies are to successfully defend their Welsh Premier Women’s League title.

In the second part of our series of features on Swansea City's historic 1980-81 campaign, Leighton James takes little time to make an impact for his new club, John Toshack's side get themselves right in among the Second Division pacesetters, and the wheels are in motion for the King to return home.

Swansea City is saddened, angry and appalled by vile racist abuse received by Morgan Whittaker via social media following Saturday's game against Derby County.

Kris O’Leary has urged Swansea City Under-23s to be competitive and adaptive as they prepare to end their season with three successive away games in the space of a week.

Swansea City Ladies returned to the top of the Welsh Premier Women's League table after an empathic victory over Cascade.

Swansea City’s Brandon Cooper declared himself “over the moon” after the young defender made his Championship debut in the 2-1 victory over Derby.

May 2 marked 40 years since Swansea City sealed promotion to the top-flight of English football for the first time in the club's history. In part one of our series of features on that season, we look at those who helped lay the foundations for success, the goal John Toshack set his players on his first day in the job, and how that remarkable campaign started.

Swansea City Ladies are back at home today for the first time since March 28, as they welcome Cascade to Llandarcy (2pm).

Swansea City secured promotion to the top flight of English football for the first time in their history with a 3-1 victory over Preston at Deepdale on May 2, 1981.

Morgan Whittaker savoured his first league goal as he helped Swansea City to a comeback win over his former club Derby County.