Swansea City Women head coach Yzzy Taylor admitted her side were left disappointed after suffering their first defeat of the Genero Adran Premier campaign, but believes there are plenty of lessons to take from their 4-3 loss to The New Saints at Park Hall.
Following his Achilles injury, Swansea City defender Cameron Burgess has allowed the Swans TV cameras to chronicle his road to recovery.
In this first episode, the centre-half undergoes surgery to repair the injury, has his stitches taken out, and takes the first tentative steps in his physical rehabilitation.
Swansea City youngster Carter Heywood takes you through a day in the life of a scholar in the club's academy.
The 17-year-old from Tenby talks about his development with the Swans, lifts the lid on being involved in the first-team set-up, and the importance that education plays off the field as he shows supporters what his studies entail.
Swansea City Women’s academy sides were back in action over the weekend, with plenty of goals and encouraging performances across the age groups.
In our new weekly academy round-up, we take a look at how our under-17s and under-19s got on in their latest fixtures.
Harri Stevens found confidence, belonging and a positive direction through Swansea City AFC Foundation’s Premier League Kicks programme. After recognising that he could have continued down the wrong path, Harri transformed his behaviour and outlook. His journey ultimately took him from local Kicks sessions to representing Wales at the Street Child World Cup.
Swansea City Women defender Caitlin Seaborne was delighted to score her first competitive goal for the club as the Swans maintained their perfect start to the Genero Adran Premier season with a 3-1 victory over Cardiff Met.
Swansea City Women captain Jess Williams wants the Swans to continue making the ThermaGlaze Ground a difficult place for visiting sides after they maintained their perfect start to the Genero Adran Premier season with a 3-1 victory over Cardiff Met.
