Swansea City
Swansea City AFC (SWA)
Overview
Swansea City AFC represents Wales' principal club and one of British football's great stories. Founded in 1912, the Welsh club experienced a remarkable rise from lower divisions to the Premier League. The Swans play at the Swansea.com Stadium (formerly Liberty Stadium), a modern 21,000-capacity venue that constitutes the temple of Welsh football and offers an exceptional setting by Swansea Bay.
Swansea's modern history reached its peak in the 2010s with seven consecutive Premier League seasons (2011-2018) and a League Cup victory in 2013, the club's first major title. This golden period saw the Swans practice attractive football inspired by tiki-taka, under the direction of managers like Brendan Rodgers and Michael Laudrup. The club also participated in the Europa League, proudly representing Wales on the European stage.
Swansea City embodies Welsh football success with a model based on possession football and youth development. After relegation in 2018, the club pursues their Championship reconstruction with the ambition to return to the elite. The Swans maintain the South Wales Derby against Cardiff City, a passionate rivalry that divides all of Wales. The objective is to return to the Premier League and confirm that the 2010s epic wasn't just a flash in the pan.
Latest news
12/19/2025
All-Welsh derby kicks off Championship Matchday 22 as Swansea welcome Wrexham to the Swansea.com Stadium. Both sides need points in their battle to mo...