Performing well during their preseason tour, Manchester United will definitely face the ultimate test on their season opener, especially since they won't be able to play Robin Van Persie in that tie against Swansea City.

Already securing their place in England Premier League for next season, Sunderland were losing a bit of intensity as they suffered a disappointing defeat on their last league fixture.

Swansea City bagged a positive result on their latest English Premier League fixture as they demolished Aston Villa at Liberty Stadium. The home side made a positive start on that weekend tie as they got themselves in front after only 10 minutes of play through Wilfried Bony's effort.

Swansea City picked up a precious three points as they continue their mission in confirming that mid-table seat by the end of season. The away side didn't have a bright start though as they found themselves trailing by a goal when Shola Ameobi scored on 23 minutes.

Chelsea still keeping their runners up spot in English Premier League table in tack as they grabbed a precious away win over Swansea on Sunday. Playing away from home, the Blues were finding difficulties in breaking down their opponent as Swansea were also gunning for maximum points.

Swansea City got themselves heading into potential relegation trouble as this weekend they suffered a disappointing away defeat from Hull City. Both teams were targeting all three point to ensure that they won't be getting into that bottom table dog fight in the end of current season.

Swansea City put on an impressive show for their home fans on the weekend as they defeated Norwich City 3-0 at Liberty Stadium. The home side immediately took control of that tie as they pour forward vigorously before getting themselves in front on 30 minutes through Jonathan De Guzman's finish.

Arsenal's ambition to bounce back from their weekend defeat from Chelsea fell short as this midweek they were held into a draw by Swansea City. Playing in front of their home crowd, Gunners tried to immediately push forward in search for goals, but instead of going in front they found themselves trailing when Wilfried Bony scored on 11 minutes.

English Premier League: Everton FC vs Swansea City FC Saturday, 23 March 2014 Goodison Park Attendance: 36,620 Full Time: 3 - 2 Referee: M. Oliver Assistants: S. Burt, D. England Everton's chase for top four finish remain on course as they snatched a hard fought home win over Swansea City on Saturday.

English Premier League: Swansea City vs West Bromwich Albion Saturday, 15.03.2014 Stadium: Liberty Stadium Attendance: 20,703 Referee: M. Atkinson Swansea City gave a disappointment for their fans as they picked up a disappointing home defeat against West Bromwich Albion.

Straight from their disappointing Europa League exit last Thursday, Swansea City doesn't have much time to mourn over their performance as another tricky Premier League test awaits them.

Swansea City's journey in Europa League is under serious threat as this Thursday, February 27 they're gearing up for an important test against Serie A side, Napoli at San Paolo stadium.