It is the day before Swansea City welcome Leicester City to Swansea.com Stadium for a Championship encounter. And it is a fixture that is set to be lively. The Swans have ambition; they sit eighth in England's second division at the moment. While the Foxes are currently sixth after four successive and rather disappointing draws dealt their aim for the season an early blow.
For that reason, I believe Marti Cifuentes will throw all caution to the wind in some respects. Attacking will be the order of the day as the East Midlands team travel to Wales for this competitive clash. The only problem is that the Catalan still doesn't know his best XI at present. The side is almost down to a tee now, yet the front line provides dilemmas.
Today we will hear from the ex-Queens Park Rangers head coach regarding his men's overall fitness. Have LCFC suffered any fresh injuries or problems in the treatment room? That supposed information will then enable us to predict Cifuentes' XI for the Swansea match. In addition to those elements, we have more! Will the meeting be televised in the United Kingdom? If not on TV, or as well as, will streaming sites cover the action? Finally, what's the kick-off time?
Swansea City vs Leicester City
Kick-off, television, streams
The game gets underway at 3pm on Saturday. This means it won't be televised in the UK.
Injuries
During Cifuentes' Thursday press conference, he revealed that out of form winger Stephy Mavididi may be unavailable for the trip this weekend. Maybe that is why he's not been too effective so far. The gaffer confirmed that Victor Kristiansen is now 100 per cent fit.
Predicted XI
Jakub Stolarczyk; Victor Kristiansen, Wout Faes, Jannik Vestergaard, Ricardo Pereira; Jordan James, Harry Winks; Jeremy Monga, Bobby De Cordova-Reid, Abdul Fatawu; Jordan Ayew.