Gylfi Sigurdsson led Swansea to the brink of European play in 2014-2015 and looks to help the Welsh side progress further in 2015-2016. (Getty)
In only their fourth season of top flight football, Swansea City finished eighth in the Premier League in 2014-2015. Swansea’s season started with a hot start, beating Manchester United on the opening weekend, but the Swans could not keep that momentum through the season, even though they won four games against top-four teams in 2014-2015. Although they were not up for a top-four challenge in 2014-2015, players like Ki Sueng-Yeung, Gylfi Sigurdsson, and Bafetimibi Gomis had outstanding seasons for the Welsh side and Jonjo Shelvey developed in his second season with Swansea. The biggest transfer from Swansea was Wilfred Bony leaving Wales for Manchester City, but Swansea has added Portugese winger Eder and Ghanese forward Andre Ayew this offseason in an effort to bolster their strike force for the 2015-2016 season.
Swansea opens the season with a roar, traveling to Stamford Bridge to play Chelsea on the opening weekend and playing Manchester United before the end of August as well. Three of Swansea’s final five games are on the road as well and Swansea’s two home games are not easy as well, as they host Manchester City and Liverpool.
Read below for the EPL schedule for Swansea (subject to change with English Cup fixtures):
August 8, 2015: at Chelsea
August 15, 2015: Newcastle United
August 23, 2015: at Sunderland
August 30, 2015: Manchester United
September 12, 2015: at Watford
September 20, 2015: Everton
September 26, 2015: Southampton
October 3, 2015: Tottenham Hotspur
October 17, 2015: Stoke City
October 24, 2015: at Aston Villa
October 31, 2015: Arsenal
November 7, 2015: at Norwich City
November 21, 2015: Bournemouth
November 28, 2015: at Liverpool
December 5, 2015: Leicester City
December 12, 2015: at Manchester City
December 19, 2015: West Ham United
December 26, 2015: West Bromwich Albion
December 28, 2015: at Crystal Palace
January 2, 2016: at Manchester United
January 13, 2016: Sunderland
January 16, 2016: Watford
January 23, 2016: at Everton
February 2, 2016: at West Bromwich Albion
February 6, 2016 : Crystal Palace
February 13, 2016: Southampton
February 27, 2016: at Tottenham
March 1, 2016: at Arsenal
March 5, 2016: Norwich City
March 12, 2016: at Bournemouth
March 19, 2016 : Aston Villa
April 2, 2016: at Stoke
April 9, 2016 : Chelsea
April 16, 2016: at Newcastle United
April 23, 2016: at Leicester City
April 30, 2016: Liverpool
May 7, 2016 : at West Ham United
May 15, 2016: Manchester City
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