Preview | Cardiff Met Women v Swansea City Women

Swansea City Women continue phase two of the Genero Adran Premier season when they travel to face bottom side Cardiff Met Women this afternoon (2pm).

The Swans come into the fixture looking to bring an end to a run of six games without a win in all competitions.

Met also come into the game in need of a win, having only picked up two points all season which has left them sitting six points from safety.

Pre-match views

Assistant manager Yzzy Taylor: “We’re expecting a tough game, especially for us away from home, we expect them to be organised, they’ll be looking to get something out of the game so it’s important we go and give the best account of ourselves.

“Where we are at in this current time, performance is important, but we are really looking for that result and we hope we can get back to winning ways and score a few more goals.

“We know this will be a different challenge than they have given us previously, they’ll be a different outfit with new players and a new manager, so it’s important we take our best game to them and apply pressure.”

Previous meeting

An Aimee Deacon hat-trick helped the Swans to a 4-0 win over Cardiff Met when the sides last met.

Deacon opened the scoring after 43 minutes, heading home at the back post from Lucy Finch's cross to break the deadlock, and added a second before the interval.

Robyn Pinder extended Swansea’s lead by firing into the top corner, before Deacon completed her treble with another finish at the back post.

Prime numbers

8 – Charlie Haynes’ clean sheet in the Swans last outing against Barry Town United was her eighth of the season from 15 appearances for the club.

15 – The Swans are unbeaten in 15 of their last 16 league meetings with Cardiff Met.

“We’re expecting a tough game, especially for us away from home, we expect them to be organised, they’ll be looking to get something out of the game so it’s important we go and give the best account of ourselves.

“Where we are at in this current time, performance is important, but we are really looking for that result and we hope we can get back to winning ways and score a few more goals.

“We know this will be a different challenge than they have given us previously, they’ll be a different outfit with new players and a new manager, so it’s important we take our best game to them and apply pressure.”