After the 5-0 hammering Swansea received last weekend against champions Manchester City, they will be looking to bounce back against Chelsea as they continue to fight for survival.
The Blues have won two of their seven trips to Liberty Stadium in all competitions, drawing four times and losing only once. Swansea have won only one of their last 13 games against Chelsea in the Premier League.
After a run of three back-to-back defeats on the road, Chelsea have now won their last two Premier League away games, and they will look to finish strongly, in a season that has been very disappointing.
Antonio Conte has won 49 of his 72 Premier League games and a victory here will see him become the third quickest manager to reach 50 wins in the Premier League after rivals, Jose Mourinho, who took 63 games and Pep Guardiola, who took 69.
Alvaro Morata has scored three goals in his last six appearances for the Blues and he’ll be out to continue his good run of form in recent weeks.
The following slideshow is a look at the key battles that may occur over the pitch on Saturday.
