2009–10 Swansea City A.F.C. season

Swansea City

2009–10 season
Chairman	Huw Jenkins
Manager	Paulo Sousa
Football League Championship	7th
FA Cup	Third Round
League Cup	Second Round
Top goalscorer	League: Darren Pratley (7) All: Darren Pratley (7)
Highest home attendance	18,794 vs Crystal Palace (28 December 2009)
Lowest home attendance	12,775 vs Reading (18 August 2009)
Average home league attendance	15,407
Home colours Away colours
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The 2009–10 season was Swansea City's 81st season in the Football League. It was their second consecutive season in the second tier following an eighth-placed finish in the previous campaign.

Swansea finished the season in seventh place, one place higher than the previous season, having just missed out on a play-off place to Blackpool.^[1]

Events

This is a list of the significant events to occur at the club during the 2009–10 season, presented in chronological order.

May

• 8 May: Roberto Martínez, assistant manager Graeme Jones and chief scout Kevin Reeves started their scouting trip visiting Scotland, the Netherlands and Spain.^[2]
• 22 May: Swansea youngster Joe Allen was called up to the Welsh national squad to play a friendly against Estonia at Parc y Scarlets on 29 May.^[3]
• 22 May: Swansea City announce the signing of Queen of the South striker Stephen Dobbie. Dobbie put pen to paper on a free transfer that will keep him at the Liberty Stadium on a long-term performance-related deal.^[4]
• 31 May: The details of the pre-season Spanish tour are announced. Swansea will play Espanyol, Girona, and a triangular tournament against Gimnàstic de Tarragona and Sabadell.^[5]

June

• 2 June: Swansea City completed the signing of Southampton winger Nathan Dyer for a fee of £400,000.^[6]
• 4 June: Swansea City have given boss Roberto Martínez permission to hold talks with Wigan Athletic following the departure of Steve Bruce to Sunderland.^[7] Should the deal go ahead, Wigan will pay a sum close to £2 million in compensation.^[8]
• 11 June: Roberto Martínez was set to be unveiled as the new manager of Wigan Athletic at a press conference, but the deal was halted as Martínez failed to mention that he wanted his backroom staff from Swansea too join him.^[9] Huw Jenkins had demanded compensation for the backroom staff, and branded Whelan as "unfair and disrespectful."^[10][11]
• 15 June: Swansea and Wigan agree compensation for the loss of Martínez; the club has now confirmed the compensation package with the Premier League outfit for assistant-manager Graeme Jones, chief scout Kevin Reeves, goalkeeping coach Iñaki Bergara and masseur Oscar Brau.^[12]
• 16 June: Defender Matthew Collins signed a new contract extending his stay at Swansea until 2011.^[13]
• 16 June: Swansea City were handed a home tie against Brighton & Hove Albion in the Football League Cup first round.^[14]
• 16 June: Norwich City signed midfielder Owain Tudur Jones on a three-year deal for a sum thought to be in the region of £250,000.^[15]
• 17 June: The fixture list for all championship teams were released on 17 June. Swansea City's first match will be away against newly-crowned League One champions Leicester City at the Walkers Stadium. Swansea's first home game will be against relegated Premier League side Middlesbrough.^[16]
• 18 June: Swansea City announced that they had offered the vacant managerial position to the Portuguese two-time Champions League-winning player Paulo Sousa and had verbally agreed a three-year contract. Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins went on to say, "He's young, bright, enthusiastic and a visionary with extensive knowledge and contacts not only throughout Europe, but world football."^[17]
• 23 June: Eredivisie runners-up Twente will be the first team to face Swansea City in pre-season on 18 July, they will then be playing Spanish side Almería on 1 August at the Liberty Stadium.^[18]
• 23 June: Paulo Sousa returned from Portugal and was officially unveiled as the new Swansea City manager at a press conference held at the Liberty Stadium at 13:30 GMT. He signed a three-year deal. Sousa said, "Together with the fans we can build a strong club, a strong city to be on the map not only in Wales and England, but everywhere."^[19][20]
• 25 June: Swansea City unveiled the online casino, 32Red, as their shirt sponsors for the 2009–10 season. The home and away kits were modeled by defenders Alan Tate and Marcos Painter.^[21]
• 26 June: Midfielder Joe Allen signed a new three-year contract with Swansea that will see him stay until 2012.^[22]
• 26 June: Swansea City rejected a £2.5 million bid from Bolton Wanderers for midfielder Ferrie Bodde.^[23]

July

• 2 July: Swansea and Neath Athletic agree to face each other in a pre-season friendly match on 20 July at The Gnoll.^[24]
• 9 July: Swansea agreed a fee believed to be £2 million with Wigan Athletic for Jason Scotland after Swansea had initially rejected a £1.25 million bid from Burnley.^[25]
• 13 July: Andrea Orlandi extended his stay at Swansea by signing a new one-year deal with the club.^[26]
• 17 July: Almería were confirmed to meet Swansea City in a pre-season friendly at the Liberty Stadium on 1 August.^[27]
• 18 July: The 2009–10 squad numbers were released. Notable changes were Nathan Dyer being switched from 31 to 12, new striker Stephen Dobbie was given number 14, and Mark Gower loses the "cursed" 11 jersey to number 27.^[28]
• 18 July: Jason Scotland completed his move to Wigan for £2 million and signed a two-year deal after receiving the necessary international clearance.^[29]
• 20 July: UEFA Cup winner Jordi Lopez signed a two-year deal for Swansea City on a free transfer.^[30]
• 25 July: Ipswich Town striker Pablo Couñago turned down the chance to join the Swans, despite both clubs agreeing an undisclosed transfer fee.^[31]
• 29 July: Joe Allen, Shaun MacDonald, Casey Thomas and Jazz Richards were named in Brian Flynn's Wales national under-21 football team to face Hungary in an Under-21 Euro 2011 qualifying match.^[32]

August

• 7 August: Ashley Williams was called up to the Welsh national team to face Montenegro in a Friendly.^[33]
• 8 August: Swansea football league campaign kicked off against Leicester City at the Walkers Stadium, but ended in a 2–1 defeat. However, midfielder Joe Allen suffered a Hamstring injury after 25 minutes.^[34]
• 11 August: Ashley Williams was named in the Championship Team of the Week following his performance against Leicester.
• 12 August: Swansea were drawn against Scunthorpe United at home in the second round of the League Cup following their 3–0 victory over Brighton & Hove Albion.^[35]
• 13 August: Swansea City and the Swansea City Council had come to an agreement to develop a Football academy in Landore in an investment worth over £1m.^[36]
• 18 August: Swansea City rejected a bid for Ferrie Bodde from previous, and now manager of Wigan Athletic, Roberto Martínez. It was understood that the Wigan had offered £4.5 million. However, Swansea Chairman Huw Jenkins went on to say, "Not only have we rejected the bid, but it's an offer we wouldn't even think twice about considering... In fact, the way it is structured – over such a long period of time and appearance related – it doesn't even constitute an offer."^[37][38]
• 22 August: Austrian front-man Besian Idrizaj signed for Swansea City on a two-year deal.^[39]
• 25 August: Swansea City's clash with Scunthorpe ended in controversy as Swansea had captain Garry Monk, Gorka Pintado and Àngel Rangel sent off, whilst striker Stephen Dobbie went off injured. This left Swansea down to just 7 men on the field. Tempers then erupted as debutant Besian Idrizaj was forced to play on despite being injured. The match would have been abandoned according to Football League rules. Football League rules state each side must have at least seven players on the pitch for a game to be played.^[40][41]
• 27 August: Swansea City completed a double swoop and signed club legend Lee Trundle on loan from Bristol City until 1 January 2010 and Craig Beattie joined the Swans from West Bromwich Albion on a three-year deal for a club record deal of £800k.^[42]

September

• 1 September: Swansea sign Trinidad and Tobago centre back Radanfah Abu Bakr on a three-month deal.^[43]
• 3 September: Lil Fuccillo became Swansea's new Chief Scout, moving from Newcastle United.^[44]
• 10 September: Former Ajax player Cedric van der Gun signed for Swansea on a one-year deal with an option to extend his stay a further 12 months.^[45]
• 28 September: Ferrie Bodde was ruled out for the rest of the season after rupturing a cruciate ligament in his left knee for a second time. Bodde lasted just eight minutes in the 2–1 victory against Sheffield United.^[46]

October

• 5 October: Dorus de Vries was named in the Championship Team of the Week.
• 7 October: Ashley Williams signed a new four-year contract that will keep him at the club until 2013.^[47]
• 15 October: Casey Thomas and Kerry Morgan joined Conference South side Newport County.^[48][49]

Players

Squad stats

				Total			League Champ'ship		FA Cup		League Cup

N	P	Name	Nationality	GS	App	Gls	App	Gls	App	Gls	App	Gls	Notes
1	GK	De Vries		47	48		46		1		1
2	DF	Williams		44	45	5	45	5
3	DF	Painter		6	6		4		1		1
4	DF	O'Leary
5	DF	Tate		41	41	1	38	1	1		2
6	MF	Bodde		2	4		4
7	MF	Britton		36	37		35				2
8	MF	Pratley		33	36	7	35	7	1
9	FW	Beattie		11	21	3	21	3
10	MF	Orlandi		23	30	1	29	1			1
11	MF	Van der Gun		20	24	2	23	2	1
12	MF	Dyer		38	41	2	39	2			2
14	FW	Dobbie		5	9	3	6		1		2	3
15	MF	López		9	14		11		1		2
16	DF	Monk		23	25	1	22		1		2	1
17	GK	Cornell		1	1						1
18	FW	Pintado		18	33	2	31	2	1		1
19	FW	Trundle		2	18	5	17	5	1
20	MF	MacDonald		2	3		3
21	DF	Bessone		22	22	1	21	1			1
22	DF	Rangel		36	38		37				1
23	FW	Bauzà		3	7		6				1
24	MF	Allen		14	22		21		1
25	DF	Collins		2	2		1				1
26	DF	Serran		4	7		6		1
27	MF	Gower		25	33	1	30	1	1		2
28	MF	Butler		9	24	1	24	1
29	MF	Richards		10	15		15
31	MF	Howard
30	FW	Bond		2	2		1				1
33	FW	Morgan		2	5		3				2
34	DF	Walsh
35	DF	Sheehan
36	MF	Thomas			1		1
37	MF	Lucas
38	DF	Grimes
39	DF	Burgin
40	FW	Idrizaj		1	4		3				1
42	FW	Kuqi		15	19	5	19	5
43	DF	Edgar		5	5	1	5	1
49	MF	Cotterill		15	21	4	20	3	1	1

Last updated: 2 May 2010
Source: Swans World
Ordered by Squad Numbers
0 shown as blank

Disciplinary record

N	P	Nat.	Name				Notes
22	DF		Rangel	6		2
18	FW		Pintado	2	1	1
16	DF		Monk	4		1
26	DF		Serran			1
12	MF		Dyer	5	1
15	MF		López		1
7	MF		Britton	7
10	MF		Orlandi	7
5	DF		Tate	7
8	MF		Pratley	6
2	DF		Williams	5
27	MF		Gower	4
42	FW		Kuqi	3
3	DF		Painter	3
24	MF		Allen	2
1	GK		De Vries	2
29	MF		Richards	2
14	FW		Dobbie	1
11	FW		Van der Gun	1
23	MF		Bauzà	1
49	MF		Cotterill	1

Source:
Only competitive matches
= Number of bookings; = Number of sending offs after a second yellow card; = Number of sending offs by a direct red card.

Awards

PFA Team of the Year

Ashley Williams

Championship Team of the Week

The following Swansea players have been selected in the official Championship team of the week.

• 11 August: Ashley Williams
• 24 August: Alan Tate
• 31 August: Alan Tate
• 5 October: Dorus de Vries
• 2 November: Garry Monk
• 9 November: Darren Pratley
• 7 December: Lee Trundle
• 21 December: Àngel Rangel, Alan Tate, Darren Pratley, Andrea Orlandi
• 25 January: Dorus de Vries, Garry Monk, Gorka Pintado
• 22 February: Alan Tate
• 1 March: Dorus de Vries
• 19 April: Albert Serran

Transfers

In

N	P	Name	EU	Country	Age	Type	Moving from	Transfer window	Ends	Transfer fee	Source
14	FW	Dobbie	EU		33	Free Agent	Queen of the South	Summer	2012	Free	BBC Sport
12	MF	Dyer	EU		28	Transferred	Southampton	Summer	2012	£400k	BBC Sport
15	MF	López	EU		34	Transferred	Queens Park Rangers	Summer	2011	Free	BBC Sport
40	FW	Idrizaj	EU		28	Free Agent		Summer	2011	Free	Swansea Official Website
9	FW	Beattie	EU		32	Transferred	West Bromwich Albion	Summer	2012	£800k	BBC Sport
11	MF	van der Gun	EU		36	Free Agent		Summer	2010	Free	BBC Sport
49	MF	Cotterill	EU		28	Transferred	Sheffield United	Winter	2013	£600k	BBC Sport
42	FW	Kuqi	EU		39	Transferred	TuS Koblenz	Winter	2011	Free	BBC Sport

Out

N	P	Name	Country	Age	Type	Moving to	Transfer window	Transfer fee	Apps	Goals	Source
15	DF	Lawrence		34	Released	San Juan Jabloteh	Summer	n/a	79	7	BBC Sport
17	MF	Tudur Jones		24	Transferred	Norwich City	Summer	£250k	41	3	BBC Sport
19	FW	Jones		19	Released	Grimsby Town	Summer	n/a	7	0	Swansea Official Website
9	FW	Scotland		30	Transferred	Wigan Athletic	Summer	£2mil	102	53	BBC Sport
4	DF	O'Leary		32	Released		Winter	n/a	281	10	BBC Sport

EU = if holds or not a European Union passport; Country: when 2 flags, 1st flag = country that plays for internationally, 2nd flag = country of birth; N = number on jersey; P = Position (for position name, pause mouse pointer on abbreviation); Name = Name on jersey (for more extensive name, pause mouse pointer on name); Age = age on the day of the signing; Moving from = only indicate the club the player was playing before start playing for this club in this season, for the type of the moving see Status column; Moving to = only indicates the club the player is going to play next, for the type of the moving see Status column; Ends = when the player's current contract ends; n/a = Not applicable; Apps = Total number of competitive appearances (including substitute appearances) at the club prior to departure; Goals = Total number of competitive goals scored at the club prior to departure.

Loans

In

No.	P	Name	Country	Age	Loan club	Started	Ended	Start source	End source
19	FW	Trundle		39	Bristol City	27 August 2009	2 May 2010	BBC Sport
37	DF	Abu Bakr		28	Caledonia AIA	1 September 2009	1 January 2010	BBC Sport	thisissouthwales.co.uk
49	MF	Cotterill		28	Sheffield United	26 November 2009	1 January 2010	BBC Sport	BBC Sport
43	DF	Edgar		28	Burnley	23 March 2010	2 May 2010	BBC Sport

Sources: For loan start source see "Start source". For loan end source see "End source".
EU = if holds or not a European Union passport; Country: when 2 flags, 1st flag = country that plays for internationally, 2nd flag = country of birth; No. = number on jersey; P = Position (for position name, pause mouse pointer on abbreviation); Name = Name on jersey (for more extensive name, pause mouse pointer on name); In/Out = In: The player came in on loan, Out: The player went out on loan; Loan club = the club that the player moved on loan to or the club that the player came from on loan; Started = the date when the player's loan started; Ended = the date when the player's loan ended.

Out

No.	P	Name	Country	Age	Loan club	Started	Ended	Start source	End source
38	DF	Grimes		25	Haverfordwest County	24 July 2009	April 2010	Swansea Official website
4	MF	O'Leary		38	Leyton Orient	30 August 2009	30 September 2009	Swansea Official website	Orient Official website
20	MF	MacDonald		27	Yeovil Town	22 September 2009	26 April 2010	BBC Sport	Swansea Official website
32	FW	Morgan		27	Newport County	15 October 2009	24 April 2010	Swansea Official website
36	MF	Thomas		25	Newport County	15 October 2009	24 April 2010	Swansea Official website
3	DF	Painter		29	Brighton & Hove Albion	13 January 2010	8 May 2010	BBC Sport
14	FW	Dobbie		33	Blackpool	1 February 2010	22 May 2010	BBC Sport

Sources: For loan start source see "Start source". For loan end source see "End source".
EU = if holds or not a European Union passport; Country: when 2 flags, 1st flag = country that plays for internationally, 2nd flag = country of birth; No. = number on jersey; P = Position (for position name, pause mouse pointer on abbreviation); Name = Name on jersey (for more extensive name, pause mouse pointer on name); In/Out = In: The player came in on loan, Out: The player went out on loan; Loan club = the club that the player moved on loan to or the club that the player came from on loan; Started = the date when the player's loan started; Ended = the date when the player's loan ended.

New contracts

N	P	Nat.	Name	Age	Status	Contract length	Expiry date	Source
25	DF		Collins	29	Signed	2 years	June 2011	[13]
24	MF		Allen	25	Signed	3 years	June 2012	[22]
19	FW		Jones	26	Rejected	n/a	July 2009	[50]
10	MF		Orlandi	31	Signed	1 Year	July 2010	[26]
5	DF		Tate	33	Signed	4 Years	August 2013	[51]
2	DF		Williams	31	Signed	4 Years	October 2013	[52]
16	DF		Monk	36	Signed	3 Years	November 2012	[53]
17	GK		Cornell	24	Signed	3.5 Years	July 2013	[54]

Last updated:

Championship Stats

Results summary

Overall								Home						Away
Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD
46	17	18	11	40	37	+3	69	10	10	3	21	12	+9	7	8	8	19	25	−6

Last updated: 2 May 2010.
Source:

Results by round

Round	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24	25	26	27	28	29	30	31	32	33	34	35	36	37	38	39	40	41	42	43	44	45	46
Ground	A	H	H	A	H	A	H	A	H	A	H	A	A	H	A	H	H	A	A	H	H	A	A	H	H	A	H	H	A	H	A	A	H	A	A	H	H	A	A	H	A	H	A	H	A	H
Result	L	L	D	W	D	L	D	D	W	D	W	D	W	D	W	W	W	L	D	W	L	W	D	D	W	D	D	W	W	D	D	W	W	L	W	D	L	D	L	D	L	W	L	W	L	D
Position	23	24	23	15	19	20	19	19	17	16	15	16	11	12	11	9	4	7	7	5	6	5	6	6	4	4	5	5	5	4	4	4	4	4	4	4	5	5	5	5	5	5	6	6	7	7

Championship Table

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Promotion or relegation
1	Newcastle United (C)	46	30	12	4	90	35	+55	102	Promotion to Premier League
2	West Bromwich Albion (P)	46	26	13	7	88	47	+41	91
3	Nottingham Forest (Q)	46	22	13	11	65	40	+25	79	Qualification to League Championship playoffs
4	Cardiff City (Q)	46	22	10	14	73	54	+19	76
5	Leicester City (Q)	46	21	13	12	61	45	+16	76
6	Blackpool (Q)	46	19	13	14	74	58	+16	70
7	Swansea City	46	17	18	11	40	37	+3	69

Updated to games played on 26 April 2010.
Source: The Football League
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored
(C) = Champion; (R) = Relegated; (P) = Promoted; (E) = Eliminated; (O) = Play-off winner; (A) = Advances to a further round.
Only applicable when the season is not finished:
(Q) = Qualified to the phase of tournament indicated; (TQ) = Qualified to tournament, but not yet to the particular phase indicated; (RQ) = Qualified to the relegation tournament indicated; (DQ) = Disqualified from tournament.

Results

Pre-season Friendlies

Friendly	Trofense		0 – 1[55]		Swansea City	Estádio do Fão	11 July 2009
					Pintado  ?'	Attendance: ?

Friendly	Swansea City		3 – 1		FC Twente	Liberty Stadium	18 July 2009
Pintado  57'  90' (pen.) Thomas  78'					Rukavytsya  61'	Attendance: 7,304 Referee: Huw Jones

Friendly	Neath Athletic		1 – 6		Swansea City	The Gnoll	20 July 2009
Davey  ?'					Dobbie  10'  ?' Orlandi  13' Bond  ?' Bauzà  ?' Collins  ?'	Attendance: ? Referee: ?

Friendly	RCD Espanyol B		2 – 0		Swansea City	Nou Estadi	24 July 2009
Williams  58' (o.g.) Pedraza  74'						Attendance: ? Referee: ?

Friendly	Palamós CF		0 – 2		Swansea City	Nou Estadi	26 July 2009
					Bauzà  ?' (pen.) Gower  89'	Attendance: ? Referee: ?

Friendly	Gimnàstic Tarragona		0 – 0[56][57]		Swansea City	Nova Creu Alta	27 July 2009
{{{home-score}}}					{{{away-score}}}	Attendance: ? Referee: ?

Friendly	Sabadell		1 – 2[56]		Swansea City	Nova Creu Alta	27 July 2009
Roberto  ?'					Dobbie  ?'  ?'

Friendly	Swansea City		4 – 1		Kilmarnock	Liberty Stadium	1 August 2009
Gower  38' (pen.), 48', 54' Bond  81'					Sammon  74'	Attendance: 5,193 Referee: ?

Friendly	Port Talbot Town		0 – 1		Swansea City	GenQuip Stadium	2 August 2009
					López  27'	Attendance: ~1,200 Referee: Ryan Thomas

Football League Championship

FLC	Leicester City		2 – 1		Swansea City	Walkers Stadium	8 August 2009
Waghorn  69' N'Guessan  72'					Williams  17'	Attendance: 26,171 Referee: G. Hegley

FLC	Swansea City		0 – 3		Middlesbrough	Liberty Stadium	15 August 2009
					Johnson  32' Emnes  52' Şanlı  82'	Attendance: 16,201 Referee: P. Taylor

FLC	Swansea City		0 – 0		Reading	Liberty Stadium	18 August 2009
						Attendance: 12,775 Referee: Hooper

FLC	Coventry City		0 – 1		Swansea City	Ricoh Arena	22 August 2009
					Williams  69'	Attendance: 16,307 Referee: P. Crossley

FLC	Swansea City		1 – 1		Watford	Liberty Stadium	29 August 2009
Tate  90+3'					Graham  66'	Attendance: 14,172 Referee: A. Taylor

FLC	Preston North End		2 – 0		Swansea City	Deepdale	12 September 2009
Mellor  27' Elliot  89'						Attendance: 12,854 Referee: E. Ilderton

FLC	Swansea City		0 – 0		Bristol City	Liberty Stadium	15 September 2009
						Attendance: 12,859 Referee: D. Whitestone

FLC	Barnsley		0 – 0		Swansea City	Oakwell	19 September 2009
						Attendance: 11,596 Referee: R. Shoebridge

FLC	Swansea City		2 – 1		Sheffield United	Liberty Stadium	26 September 2009
Trundle  52' (pen.) Butler  82'					Quinn  73'	Attendance: 14,324 Referee: D. Deadman

FLC	Doncaster Rovers		0 – 0		Swansea City	Keepmoat Stadium	29 September 2009
						Attendance: 8,833 Referee: A. Haines

FLC	Swansea City		2 – 0		Queens Park Rangers	Liberty Stadium	3 October 2009
Gower  74' Trundle  85'						Attendance: 14,444 Referee: K. Hill

FLC	Ipswich Town		1 – 1		Swansea City	Portman Road	17 October 2009
Couñago  15'					Beattie  7'	Attendance: 19,667 Referee: K. Wright

FLC	West Bromwich Albion		0 – 1		Swansea City	The Hawthorns	20 October 2009
					Beattie  50'	Attendance: 21,022 Referee: A. D'Urso

FLC	Swansea City		0 – 0		Blackpool	Liberty Stadium	24 October 2009
						Attendance: 14,724 Referee: A. Hall

FLC	Scunthorpe United		0 – 2		Swansea City	Glanford Park	31 October 2009
					Beattie  32' Van der Gun  67'	Attendance: 5,201 Referee: K. Evans

FLC	Swansea City		3 – 2		Cardiff City	Liberty Stadium	7 November 2009
Dyer  9' Pratley  16', 61'					Bothroyd  32' Hudson  35'	Attendance: 18,209 Referee: L. Probert

FLC	Swansea City		1 – 0		Derby County	Liberty Stadium	20 November 2009
Bessone  81'						Attendance: 17,804 Referee: R. East

FLC	Newcastle United		3 – 0		Swansea City	St James' Park	28 November 2009
Harewood  8', 28' Løvenkrands  21'						Attendance: 42,616 Referee: M. Haywood

FLC	Peterborough United		2 – 2		Swansea City	London Road Stadium	5 December 2009
Whelpdale  55' McLean  90+5'					Trundle  84', 90+2'	Attendance: 7,312 Referee: R. Booth

FLC	Swansea City		1 – 0		Plymouth Argyle	Liberty Stadium	8 December 2009
Trundle  52'						Attendance: 14,004 Referee: S. Tanner

FLC	Swansea City		0 – 1		Nottingham Forest	Liberty Stadium	12 December 2009
					McGoldrick  35'	Attendance: 16,690 Referee: S. Hooper

FLC	Sheffield Wednesday		0 – 2		Swansea City	Hillsborough	19 December 2009
					Pratley  5', 36'	Attendance: 18,329 Referee: O. Langford

FLC	Reading		1 – 1		Swansea City	Madejski Stadium	26 December 2009
Sigurðsson  45+3'					Pratley  36'	Attendance: 19,608 Referee: M. Russell

FLC	Swansea City		0 – 0		Crystal Palace	Liberty Stadium	28 December 2009
						Attendance: 18,794 Referee: A. Taylor

FLC	Swansea City		1 – 0		Leicester City	Liberty Stadium	16 January 2010
Pintado  32'						Attendance: 15,037 Referee: F. Graham

FLC	Middlesbrough		1 – 1		Swansea City	Riverside Stadium	23 January 2010
Flood  58'					Pintado  47'	Attendance: 16,847 Referee: A. Penn

FLC	Swansea City		0 – 0		Coventry City	Liberty Stadium	26 January 2010
						Attendance: 13,868 Referee: D. McDermid

FLC	Swansea City		2 – 0		Preston North End	Liberty Stadium	6 February 2010
Cotterill  35' Williams  48'						Attendance: 14,659 Referee: P. Gibbs

FLC	Crystal Palace		0 – 1		Swansea City	Selhurst Park	9 February 2010
					Kuqi  14'	Attendance: 12,328 Referee: G. Scott

FLC	Swansea City		1 – 1		Newcastle United	Liberty Stadium	13 February 2010
Cotterill  56'					Carroll  87'	Attendance: 15,188 Referee: A. Woolmer

FLC	Plymouth Argyle		1 – 1		Swansea City	Home Park	16 February 2010
Johnson  87'					Pratley  46'	Attendance: 9,184 Referee: K. Hill

FLC	Derby County		0 – 1		Swansea City	Pride Park	20 February 2010
					Kuqi  66'	Attendance: 31,024 Referee: S. Tanner

FLC	Swansea City		1 – 0		Peterborough United	Liberty Stadium	27 February 2010
Cotterill  19' (pen.)						Attendance: 16,175 Referee: G. Ward

FLC	Nottingham Forest		1 – 0		Swansea City	City Ground	6 March 2010
Chambers  90+1'						Attendance: 25,012 Referee: C. Webster

FLC	Watford		0 – 1		Swansea City	Vicarage Road	9 March 2010
					Kuqi  18'	Attendance: 12,907 Referee: T. Kettle

FLC	Swansea City		0 – 0		Sheffield Wednesday	Liberty Stadium	13 March 2010
						Attendance: 14,167 Referee: R. Booth

FLC	Swansea City		0 – 2		West Bromwich Albion	Liberty Stadium	16 March 2010
					Dorrans  79' (pen.) Miller  89'	Attendance: 17,774 Referee: R. East

FLC	Queens Park Rangers		1 – 1		Swansea City	Loftus Road	20 March 2010
German  76'					Dyer  57'	Attendance: 15,502 Referee: C. Boyeson

FLC	Blackpool		5 – 1		Swansea City	Bloomfield Road	23 March 2010
Ormerod  13', 68' Evatt  45+1' Burgess  50' Taylor-Fletcher  82'					Van der Gun  84'	Attendance: 9,149 Referee: N. Miller

FLC	Swansea City		0 – 0		Ipswich Town	Liberty Stadium	27 March 2010
						Attendance: 14,902 Referee: C. Pawson

FLC	Cardiff City		2 – 1		Swansea City	Cardiff City Stadium	3 April 2010
Chopra  42', 90+2'					Orlandi  28'	Attendance: 25,130 Referee: P. Dowd

FLC	Swansea City		3 – 0		Scunthorpe United	Liberty Stadium	5 April 2010
Edgar  27' Williams  51' Kuqi  80'						Attendance: 14,830 Referee: D. Whitestone

FLC	Bristol City		1 – 0		Swansea City	Ashton Gate	10 April 2010
Maynard  84'						Attendance: 14,719 Referee: M. Dean

FLC	Swansea City		3 – 1		Barnsley	Liberty Stadium	17 April 2010
Williams  23' Kuqi  28' Pratley  72'					Moore  35'	Attendance: 15,139 Referee: D. Phillips

FLC	Sheffield United		2 – 0		Swansea City	Bramall Lane	24 April 2010
Cresswell  62' De Vries  90' (o.g.)						Attendance: 25,966 Referee: S. Mathieson

FLC	Swansea City		0 – 0		Doncaster Rovers	Liberty Stadium	2 May 2010
						Attendance: 17,630 Referee: G. Hegley

League Cup

Round 1	Swansea City		3 – 0		Brighton & Hove Albion	Liberty Stadium	11 August 2009
Monk  17' Dobbie  60', 90+3'						Attendance: 6,400 Referee: Scott

Round 2	Swansea City		1 – 2 (aet)		Scunthorpe United	Liberty Stadium	25 August 2009
Dobbie  79'					Canavan  13' Hooper  111' (pen.)	Attendance: 7,321 Referee: J.Linington

FA Cup

Round 3	Leicester City		2 – 1		Swansea City	Walkers Stadium	2 January 2010
King  39' N'Guessan  89'					Cotterill  10'	Attendance: 12,307 Referee: Taylor

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56. 45 minutes were played for each match.
57. Swansea City lost 5–4 on penalties.

See also