Past meetings | Stoke City v Swansea City
As Swansea City prepare to face Stoke City on Saturday, we look at some memorable previous meetings between the sides in the Potteries.
Stoke City 2 Swansea City 2
Premier League – April 2, 2016
Swansea City last claimed a positive result at Stoke courtesy of a rousing fightback in April 2016.
The Swans were edging towards Premier League survival under boss Francesco Guidolin and had beaten Aston Villa in their previous game.
Mark Hughes's Stoke, meanwhile, were in the top half of the table as the clock ticked down towards the end of the season.
The Potters looked like claiming all three points after goals either side of half-time from Ibrahim Afellay and Bojan.
But the Swans refused to let heads drop and grabbed a lifeline when Gylfi Sigurdsson shot on the turn to find the net with 22 minutes remaining.
And they claimed a point thanks to Alberto Paloschi's deflected effort 11 minutes from time.
Stoke City 1 Swansea City 1
Premier League – February 12, 2014
Relegation rivals Stoke and Swansea both moved another point away from the drop zone courtesy of a hard-fought draw in Garry Monk’s second match as Swans boss.
Kick-off was delayed by 15 minutes and at one stage there was doubt whether the match would go ahead due to high winds.
The home side led at half-time when Peter Crouch found the target after Peter Odemwingie hit the woodwork.
But the Swans salvaged a point in the second half when Chico Flores headed home from a Pablo Hernandez cross.
Stoke City 1 Swansea City 2
Division Two – March 7, 2001
John Hollins' Swans ended a painful run of five straight losses with a shock victory at Stoke, which ended the home side's chances of automatic promotion to the First Division.
The Swans, who were second-from-bottom in the table, took a deserved two-goal lead inside 31 minutes thanks to strikes from Jason Price and Kristian O’Leary.
Stoke pulled a goal back in the 81st minute through James O’Connor, but the Swans managed to hold on to secure the three points.
Despite this win, the Swans would go on to be relegated to the Third Division at the end of the campaign.
