Swans Head Off To Spain

Swansea City will head off to Spain today backed by a decent following of travelling Jacks

There is expected to be a fair smattering of Swans fans heading out of the various ports to Spain over the next few days to watch the Swans in their four match tour.

The Swans tour agenda reads as follows: -

Friday 25th July 2008 - RCD Espanyol (at Palamos, The address for the local stadium is: C-31 road, exit 'Palamos centre', km 324,5 8pm) La Liga (Live on Spanish TV)
Tickets available on the day - Stand: €20, General: €15, 10-18 year olds: €5, Under-10's: Free entry

Saturday 26th July 2008 - Peralada CF (at Peralada, Passeig Catalunya, s/n, Peralada (Girona). 7:30pm) Primera Catalana
Tickets available on the day - Admission: €15

Sunday 27th July 2008 - Palamos CF (at Palamos, The address for the local stadium is: C-31 road, exit 'Palamos centre', km 324,5 8:30pm) Tercera División - Group 5
Tickets available on the day - Stand: €20, General: €15, 10-18 year olds: €5, Under-10's: Free entry

Monday 28th July 2008 - Barcelona B (Miniestadi - next to the Camp Nou, Miniestadi FC Barcelona, c/Aristides Maillol 23-29, Les Corts.7:00pm) Free entry for everyone

The team return to the UK after the game against Barcelona B and will play Chester on 31st in a pre-season game before rounding off their preparations with two games at the Liberty Stadium - West Brom on August 2 and Den Haag on August 5. The West Brom game is the Kristian O'Leary Testimonial Match.

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