Match Report: Swansea 0 Fulham 3
Swansea City finish ninth in the Premier League table despite a disappointing end to the season.
Sir Alex Ferguson prepares for final United home game
As Sir Alex Ferguson prepares for his final home match as Manchester United boss, Swansea's Michael Laudrup says his timing is spot on.
Swans held to a goalless draw by resurgent Saints
Swansea City are still struggling to get those extra points that would mean a top ten place in the Premier League.
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Swans held to a goalless draw by resurgent Saints
by Lynn Courtney
Swansea City are still struggling to get those extra points that would mean a top ten place in the Premier League.
Read the full storyHernandez: Next Swansea game a must win
Swansea City star Pablo Hernandez says Saturday's home clash with Southampton is a must win game if the Swans want a top ten finish in the Premier.
The Swans have lost their last two home games and Spanish International, Hernandez, wants three points to get League Cup champions season back on track.
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'Swansea against Cardiff is like Lazio vs Roma'
Cardiff's goalless draw against Charlton on Tuesday ensured there will be two Welsh clubs in the Premier League for the first time, and both sets of fans are already eagerly anticipating the meetings between the fierce rivals.
Swansea City manager Michael Laudrup says despite his desire to concentrate on the here and now, he admits he expects their games against Cardiff to be similar to his experiences in Rome as a player.
"From what I've heard, you can compare Swansea against Cardiff to Lazio and Roma, where I played in five or six really heavy games," Laudrup said.
Read More: Cardiff City seal promotion to top flight for first time in 51 years
Swansea star Agustien banned from driving
Swansea City star Kemy Agustien has been banned from driving for a year, after receiving 39 penalty points.
The Dutch midfielder, 26, was ordered to pay £3,660 in fines and costs.
Neath Magistrates Court heard he was found to have committed a number of speeding offences and also run a red light.
His defence lawyer said the footballer was "embarrassed to find himself in this situation."
Profits jump at Swansea City
by Nick HartleySwansea City have announced they made £15.9million in profit after tax in the second half of last year, up on £6.5million for the same period in 2011.
The club said they made £14.8million from player sales including transfers for Joe Allen to Liverpool and Scott Sinclair to Manchester City.
Swansea City submit plans to expand Liberty Stadium
Swansea City says they have submitted plans to expand the Liberty Stadium and redevelop the superstore at the ground.
The club also says they plan to spend £5.5million to improve their Landore training ground.
The Liberty stadium currently has capacity for 20,532 fans.
– Don Keefe, Swansea City Finance DirectorThe funds generated by the profit are invaluable bearing in mind the extent of finance needed, not only to maintain Premier League status, but for the expansion of capacity in the Liberty Stadium and the development of appropriate training facilities of a standard befitting a Premier League club.
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Player sales help boost profits at Swansea City
Swansea City have announced they made £15.9million in profit after tax in the second half of last year, up on £6.5million for the same period in 2011.
The club said they made £14.8million from player sales including transfers for Joe Allen to Liverpool and Scott Sinclair to Manchester City.
Norwich 2 - 2 Swansea (FT)
Swansea managed to secure a draw against Norwich City.
The Swans fought back from 2 - 1 behind, but a late goal from Moore equalised for Swansea.
Match preview: Watford v Cardiff City
Cardiff City can take another giant stride towards promotion to the Premier League when they go to Watford on Saturday evening. Victory would see City open up an eleven point gap on the Hornets, who occupy the final play-off place. And boss Malky Mackay has praised the character of his squad.
"You're debated, you're analysed, you're criticised. The torch is shone upon you, and in some cases you're ignored. So all these feelings can come out. And it's just about the players staying calm and making sure that they just do what we feel the correct process for being successful is."
Match preview: Norwich v Swansea
Swansea travel to Norwich, with manager Michael Laudrup believing a top ten finish is still within reach. The Swans, on 40 points, have lost their last 3 games. But, despite a tough-looking run-in which includes games against Manchester United and Chelsea, the Great Dane is targeting a strong finish
"I said fifty points, I think it's still possible... Maybe with less than what I'm saying you can still be in the top ten. But we'll have to win at least two games and draw a couple of others" - Michael Laudrup
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