Swans Face Three Potential Changes In List
Three Potential Fixture Changes |
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Its been less than ten minutes since the fixtures were released but the Swans already face three potential changes in their schedule due to egg chasing at the Millennium Stadium Australia and New Zealand are in town on the 4th and 25th November meaning the games against Bournemouth and Bristol City are likely to be changed whilst the final 6 national game against England in Cardiff takes place on 17th March - the same day that Chesterfield are at the Liberty Stadium. The club are already aware of these fixture clashes and an announcement is expected reasonably quickly on any potential changes. What to read next:Lincoln City 0 - 2 Portsmouth - Player Ratings and Reports
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