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- Every Swansea City player rated as trio stand out but three more endure difficult seasons
- The five players linked with Swansea City and the chances of them signing
- Vacancy | Swansea City AFC Foundation HR Manager
- Season Tickets 2026-27 | One week left for the seven month payment plan
- Season Tickets 2026-27 | One week left for the seven month payment plan
- SWANSEA CITY: Play-offs should be the target for Vitor Matos next season, says Sky Sports pundit Don Goodman
- Jac Lewis Foundation to host open drop-in session at Swansea.com Stadium hub
- Swansea City Under-eights welcomed into Academy pathway
- New name emerges in Swansea City sporting director search as candidate speaks out
- Swansea City deeply saddened by passing of Councillor Robert Francis-Davies
- Swansea City star speaks out amid shock Premier League links and new deal announced
- Katy Hosford to leave Swansea City
- Swansea City club shop to close from 13 May
- Paul Farman signs new contract with Swansea City
- Video | Every goal of the 2025-26 season
- Swansea City submit £2m bid for Man Utd and Aston Villa target as report emerges
- The seven Swansea City players facing uncertain futures
- Swansea City submit £2m offer to beat Man Utd and Aston Villa to Kevin Filling deal
- Swansea City set for unexpected boost as club award handed out
- Vital Statistics | 2025-26 Season
- Tonight's Swansea City transfer news as award-winning striker and top free agent linked
- Swansea City Academy starlets recognised at awards evening
- Watford FC & Swansea City eyeing up award-winning Peterborough United star
- An Alternative View | Swansea City v Charlton Athletic
- Swansea City star set for talks over his future as pre-season tour plans emerge
- Charity slams Swansea City in damning statement
- Vipotnik resolution, new threat and stand-off ended - Swansea City's transfer plan
- Vacancy | Head of Swansea City AFC Foundation
- Fan gallery | Swansea City v Charlton Athletic
- Ryan Reynolds' Wrexham set for hostile reunion after Championship playoff blow
- Adam Idah | I am already excited by what next season has in store
- Extended Highlights | Swansea City v Charlton Athletic
- The Full Match | Swansea City v Charlton Athletic
- Highlights | Swansea City v Charlton Athletic
- Zan Vipotnik claims EFL Goals Double
- Adam Idah brace fires Swansea City to final day victory as subs make big impact
- Idah double as Swansea cruise to Charlton victory
- Ipswich Town must ignore Zan Vipotnik transfer & pay attention to Leeds United
- Matos slams penalty decision but praises Swans performance in Norwich draw
- Swansea end Norwich play-off hopes with battling draw
- SWANSEA CITY: Key set to return for Norwich clash but Parker out
- Ranking all 24 EFL Championship managers by how safe their job is
- Ipswich Town tipped to sign 20-goal striker Zan Vipotnik - 'He would improve them'
- Ipswich Town news: New Zan Vipotnik transfer hurdles, Boro backlash, Kieran McKenna staying?
- Matos frustrated after late Southampton defeat
- Late Archer strike sinks battling Swansea
- Fernando Llorente: My season at Swansea City was one of the best of my career – I hope Snoop Dogg helps them back to the Premier League
- Matos full of praise for Vipotnik after goal 21 downs Leicester
- Vipotnik strike enough for Swansea to gain victory at Leicester
- Swansea City plan huge fan zone for more than 1,700 fans — with self-pour beer taps, a big screen and a bierkeller vibe
Swansea City – Interesting Facts
Swansea City FC was founded in 1912 as Swansea Town, with the professional football club officially coming into existence on June 14, 1912. The club was formed after local enthusiasts gathered at the Royal Hotel on High Street.
Swansea City AFC was founded in 1912 as Swansea Town. The club played under this name until 1969/1970, when it was changed to Swansea City to reflect the town’s elevation to city status
The Swans: A direct shortening of the team name, representing the bird.
The Jacks: This originates from the term “Swansea Jack,” which historically refers to local sailors (“Jack Tars”) or the famous 1930s lifeguard dog named Swansea Jack who saved many lives.
Yr Elyrch: Welsh for “The Swans”.
Cape Horners: A historic nickname honoring local sailors who traded copper with Chile.
Swansea City AFC has had two primary home stadiums in its history, with the current venue holding two different names. Their historic home was the Vetch Field (1912–2005), which was replaced by the current stadium, known as the Liberty Stadium (2005–2021) and now the Swansea.com Stadium (2021–present)
