Preview | Coventry City v Swansea City
Swansea City will look to back up their win over Norwich City and secure their first points on their travels when they take on Coventry City this afternoon (3pm).
The Swans produced a positive performance - with and without the ball - against the Canaries - and head coach Luke Williams has urged them to carry that energy and resilience into the trip to the west Midlands.
Coventry, meanwhile, produced a fine display of their own before eventually suffering a late defeat against Tottenham in the Carabao Cup in midweek.
TEAM NEWS
Swansea have no new injury concerns before facing the Sky Blues.
Josh Tymon is back to full fitness having suffered with illness last week, while Sam Parker and Aimar Govea have picked up valuable minutes with the under-21s as they return from injury.
Andy Fisher, Josh Ginnelly and Kristian Pedersen will be absent for the Swans.
PRE-MATCH VIEWS
Luke Williams: “Last weekend was a properly, properly tough game, and we really earned the points.
“I hope it gives us a base to build from, that’s certainly what we said to the players in the dressing room after the game last weekend.
“I challenged the group because I felt we had started a couple of games poorly and been overwhelmed, and that is not an easy thing for professional footballers to hear.
“It got the response we wanted, there was a lot of character from the players, some of whom are still settling in and adjusting to the Championship.
“We now need to try to learn from our previous away games and how we can do better. We have had two 1-0 defeats against very good sides, so we have not been a million miles away.
“But we need to be more resilient on the road, that is clear.”
Mark Robins: "It’s nice to be back playing in front of the supporters again after Wednesday night.
"I think they would have gone away thinking we played well and, whilst it was disappointing not to win - and it really was - on reflection you’ve done well against a top-six team.
"Sport is sport, it is really unpredictable. You’re going to have ups and downs, but as long as you have a method and a way of working then eventually it comes good.
“Some players may just need a breather. We will get on the training ground and have a look at them
"We’ve had just over a day in recovery, so we will look at them and see how they are feeling and go from there really.”
MEET THE OFFICIALS
James Linington will be the man in the middle for Swansea City's clash with the Sky Blues.
You can find out more about him and his team of officials below.
REMEMBER THE LAST TIME?
Liam Cullen's brilliant stoppage-time free-kick gave Swansea City a share of the spoils against Coventry City on their last visit to the CBS Arena.
The visitors had taken an early lead in the west Midlands when Liam Walsh claimed his first goal in Swansea colours.
However, Haji Wright would quickly equalise and – after Swansea had spurned a fine chance to restore their lead in the second half – and Ellis Simms looked to have given his side all three points when he finished from close range with 25 minutes to play.
But the Swans kept battling, and substitute Cullen kept his nerve to curl home left-footed in the 93rd minute to secure a point and prolong Swansea's 42-year unbeaten record against the Sky Blues.
The Swans had shown four changes from the defeat at Southampton with teenager Sam Parker handed his senior debut.
PRIME NUMBERS
4 - The last four meetings between the two sides have ended in draws.
43 - The Swans have not lost to Coventry City in 43 years, last suffering defeat in 1981.