Swansea fixtures 2014/15: Swans face Manchester United in season opener
Our comprehensive guide to all of the 2014/15 fixtures, plus a detailed look at some of the most important games of the season for your club
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Swansea will be desperate to improve after an underwhelming season in 2013/14 and Garry Monk will lead the Welsh club into the next campaign after signing a three-year deal.
Here are some of the highlights from Swansea's fixture list to look out for:
First game
Swansea will face Man United at Old Trafford on the 16th August
Last Game
Swansea will play against 24th May at the Selhurst Park on the 24th May
Games against biggest rivals
West Brom: 30th August (H), 10th February (A)
West Ham: 6th December (A), 10th January (H)
Leicester: 25th October (H), 18th April (A)
Burnley: 23rd August (H), 28th February (A)
QPR: 2nd December (H), 1st January (A)
Over the festive period
Swansea will play over the festive period Aston Villa (H) on Boxing Day, Liverpool (A) on 28th December and QPR (A) on New Year's Day.
Full fixture list:
Premier League Fixtures 2014/15 club by club
Arsenal fixtures / Aston Villa fixtures / Burnley fixtures
Chelsea fixtures / Crystal Palace fixtures / Everton fixtures
Hull City fixtures / Leicester City fixtures / Liverpool fixtures
Manchester City fixtures / Manchester United fixtures
Newcastle United fixtures / Queens Park Rangers fixtures
Southampton fixtures / Stoke City fixtures / Swansea City fixtures
Tottenham Hotspur fixtures / West Bromwich Albion fixtures
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