Swansea City v Preston kick-off time, live stream details and team news
| Published date | 22 January 2022 |
What time is Swansea City v Preston kick-off
Swansea City v Preston kicks off at 3pm on Saturday, January 22.
Is Swansea City v Preston on TV
No, the match will not be shown live on television.
Due to EFL broadcasting rules, SwansTV will not be streaming the game in the UK and Ireland, although fans in international areas can watch for £10.
You can follow live updates from the match via our blog which will be available on our Swansea City page.
What's the latest team news
Swansea have no injury or Covid-19 concerns ahead of the game.
They are set to be without Jamie Paterson who has been training with the club's Under-23s after stating he is not in the right frame of mind to play due to a contract dispute with Swansea's owners.
New signing Hannes Wolf is about to bring real power, cleverness and an attacking flexibility to Swansea City is eligible to feature in the matchday squad.
As for the Lilywhites, they are expected to be without Josh Earl who only recently returned to training after sustaining an ankle injury.
Boss Ryan Lowe confirmed that all of the players who were involved in Preston's 2-2 draw with Sheffield United on Tuesday night are available to face the Swans.
The Lancashire outfit will be without Andrew Hughes due to suspension.
What have the managers said
Swansea boss Russell Martin: "They’ve done brilliantly under Ryan. He did a fantastic job there [at Plymouth] which is why he’s got a move to Preston.
"He’s already changing the style. Very similar to his Plymouth side, they like to dominate the ball and press really hard. It’ll be a difficult game.
"They've been in a really good run of form since he’s gone in. They’re physical, aggressive and he’s turned them into a team he wants them to be."
Preston boss Ryan Lowe: "They’re very well organised, very well coached. A brand of football that’s great, risky at times, but that’s Russ, he wants to do that.
"I play the same style myself, but I have different risk elements than Russ does. They’re always on the front foot and they want to play.
"He’s got a very good coaching brain, a good coaching philosophy of where he wants to try and get Swansea City to.
"So we’re looking forward to an interesting game of football because...
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