Saturday's south Wales derby is the latest edition of a rivalry stretching back over 111 years. Through the highs and lows, famous victories and heartbreaking defeats, these are days that just hit different. They shape the history, memories and passion we share as supporters, as a team, and as a club.
See you on Saturday, Jack Army.
Russell Martin insists he will never view the South Wales derby as just another game, and is hoping to give Swansea City supporters a performance and result to be proud of at Cardiff City on Saturday.
Swansea City AFC Foundation celebrated their Premier League Kicks pan-disability sessions with an event at the Swansea.com Stadium, with first-team players Joel Piroe and Liam Walsh joining the event.
Captain Matt Grimes knows derby day victories mean the world to Swansea City’s players, staff and supporters, but says Russell Martin’s squad have to put recent history to one side and approach Saturday’s clash at Cardiff City Stadium with a clean slate.
Ahead of Saturday's South Wales derby, Swans TV has spoken to former and current players and asked them to share their memories of the fixture.
Here, we talk to a player who, despite not being the biggest of players, managed to net two headed goals in derby games; Nathan Dyer.
Working and playing for your boyhood club is a dream come true for any fan in football, and Swansea City senior professional development phase coach Jon Grey can say he has fulfilled every wish he could have had as he prepares to move on to next chapter in his career.
