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Swansea City fans will this week have seen young player Dan Carroll modelling the club’s new commemorative range of clothing, but Dan’s journey to our academy and a photoshoot with his heroes would not have been possible without Swansea City AFC Foundation’s free Premier League Kicks programme.

Swansea City is marking the 30th anniversary of the club's first-ever game at Wembley with a commemorative kit and clothing range inspired by our 1994 Autoglass Trophy success.

Check through our gallery to see the best images of the kit, which will be worn as a one-off in Monday's Championship fixture against Queens Park Rangers, as well as the original jersey it is modelled on.

Swansea City Women travel to face Cardiff City Women tonight in a crunch fixture in the Genero Adran Premier title race (7.45 kick off).

Swansea City's limited edition commemorative kit to mark the 30th anniversary of our Autoglass Trophy triumph is now on sale.

Filip Lissah is looking forward to more progression and opportunities after committing his long-term future to Swansea City by putting pen to paper on a new contract with the club.

Swansea City is to introduce reusable cups on concourses at the Swansea.com Stadium, starting with Monday's fixture against Queens Park Rangers, after partnering with Event Cup Solutions to reduce emissions and encourage sustainability at the Swansea.com Stadium.

. . . goalkeeper pens two-year deal at the Liberty

A special interview with John Cornforth is the centrepiece of our free digital matchday programme for Swansea City’s Championship fixture against Queens Park Rangers.

Swansea City Under-21s are back on the road as they travel to London to face Watford in the Professional Development League at Vicarage Road on Tuesday (2pm).

Football stats experts WhoScored.com preview Swansea City's Good Friday clash with Sheffield Wednesday, and assess the role Harry Darling can play for the visitors.

Members of Swansea City’s 1994 Autoglass Trophy-winning team will be making an appearance at the Swansea.com Stadium when the club marks the 30th anniversary of their achievement against Queens Park Rangers on Monday.

Swansea City Women suffered a first defeat in nine league games as a loss to Cardiff City Women at the Cardiff International Sports Stadium saw the hosts crowned Genero Adran Premier champions.

Swansea City defender Kyle Naughton is facing a spell on the sidelines with a hamstring injury.

Five Swansea City senior players represented their countries during the international break.

Head coach Luke Williams has urged Swansea City to build on the feelgood factor when they take on Sheffield Wednesday and Queens Park Rangers over the Easter weekend.

Head coach Luke Williams wants Swansea City to keep the intensity levels high and be ready to fight tooth and nail when they face Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough this afternoon (3pm).

. . . Darame strike not enough for young Swans

Swansea City Women’s interim head coach Chris Church admitted there was disappointment after seeing their Genero Adran Premier title hopes ended by a 4-0 defeat to Cardiff City, but is confident his side will bounce back.

With seven academy youngsters in action for Wales over the March international break, we take a look at how they fared in their respective fixtures.

Swansea City travel to Hillsborough to face Sheffield Wednesday on Good Friday (3pm kick-off). Read our match preview, including the views from the two camps, the latest team news and some key facts and figures.

Supporters who missed out on getting their hands on our Autoglass Trophy 30th anniversary range can pre-order new stock of these items.

Josh Key makes his first start since December in one of two changes to the Swansea City team to face Sheffield Wednesday this afternoon (3pm).

Jamal Lowe struck a late equaliser to secure Swansea City a point against Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough.

Head coach Luke Williams admitted his Swansea City side had not delivered the performance they wanted at Sheffield Wednesday, but was pleased to come away with a point from the 1-1 draw at Hillsborough.

Josh Key admits his spell on the sidelines was tough for him to take, but has just increased his desire to make the most of the end of his first season in Swansea City colours ahead of Monday’s game against Queens Park Rangers.