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View a selection of the best action images as Swansea City take on Bristol City at Ashton Gate.

Swansea City suffered defeat at Ashton Gate after a second-half Rob Dickie goal proved the difference.

Jamie Paterson is set to make his 100th Swansea City appearance this afternoon as Luke Williams makes three changes for the Championship clash with Bristol City.

Swansea City Women return to Genero Adran Premier action as they welcome Wrexham to Llandarcy Academy of Sport for their first game of phase two this afternoon (2pm kick-off).

Luke Williams has urged Swansea City to embrace the emotion of Sunday’s lunchtime meeting with Bristol City, but show the concentration and focus to produce a positive performance at Ashton Gate (12.30pm).

Swansea City travel to Bristol City this afternoon hoping to continue their unbeaten run in the Championship (12.30pm kick-off).

On Mother's Day we speak to Swansea City Women goalkeeping coach Nicola Jones to discuss how she balances her work with being a mum to her daughter AJ, their shared love of football, and why she hopes the development of the women's game will ensure a bright future for those wanting to get into the game in south-west Wales.

Coach Jarred Harvey believed Swansea City Under-18s' victory over Ipswich Town reflected the strength and togetherness of the squad.

Swansea City supporters can get their hands on a signed shirt by taking part in our vote to choose the club's Westacres February Goal of the Month.

Goals from Rohan Davies and Seb Dabrowski saw Swansea City Under-18s claim a deserved victory over Ipswich Town in the Professional Development League and extend their fine run of form.

Swansea City Women’s Genero Adran Premier fixture at Wrexham will be played at the STōK Racecourse.

As Swansea City prepare to take on Bristol City, we take a look back at last season's meeting between the sides at Ashton Gate.

Captain Katy Hosford says Swansea City Women are determined to get phase two of their Genero Adran Premier campaign off to the best possible start when they host Wrexham at Llandarcy on Sunday (2pm).

Nathan Wood admits he underestimated the impact suffering the first serious injury of his career would have on him, but the Swansea City centre-back believes he is getting back to his best form under head coach Luke Williams.

As Swansea City prepare to face Bristol City at Ashton Gate, we take a closer look at the Robins.

Jamie Paterson says he is looking forward to returning to his former club on Sunday as Swansea City head to Ashton Gate to take on Bristol City.

Following the 1-1 draw with Watford on Wednesday evening, Swansea City head over the Severn to take on Bristol City on Sunday afternoon (12.30pm).

Luke Williams will not get carried away with the signs of progress from his Swansea City side, but he believes his squad are starting to reap the rewards for their hard work on the training pitch.

Girls football teams from Pontybrenin, Blaenhonddan, Brynaman, Pen Rhos and Tonnau primary schools have received brand new Premier League football kit as part of the league’s ongoing support for women’s and girls’ football.

Swansea City and the Swansea City Disabled Supporters' Association (DSA) marked Level Playing Field’s 'Unite for Access' campaign with a series of events to promote positive experiences for disabled supporters attending football matches.

Luke Williams has no new injury concerns ahead of Swansea City’s Championship clash with Bristol City.

To mark International Women's Day, we speak to Julie Lowe, a key figure in the history of Swansea City Women. Lowe was officially club secretary, but she also washed the kits, helped the injured players and did anything else that was needed. Hers is an incredible story.

Swansea City Under-18s are back in Professional Development League action on Saturday afternoon as they take on Ipswich Town at Playford Road (11.30am).

Swansea City reminds supporters the club will be hosting a fans’ forum at the Swansea.com Stadium on the evening of Monday, March 11.

To mark International Women's Day, we sit down for an interview with Natalie Ashford, the first player to sign for Swansea City Women when the club was formed in 2001. Here, she reflects on being unveiled to the media at The Vetch, leaving top-flight football to join her home club, and how close she came to a life-changing move to the United States.