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Hoping to kick on under the management of Michael O’Neill, Stoke City made a slow start to the new Championship season as they sat on four points from four league games prior to a contest against Sunderland.

The Potters would lose 1-0 in that clash, with Ross Stewart hitting the only goal of the game on the stroke of half time, and such a defeat spelled the end for O’Neill, with the Black Cats boss Alex Neil quickly linked with the vacant post in Staffordshire.

The Scotsman was in attendance on Saturday as they travelled to Blackburn Rovers, and, under the temporary management of Dean Holden, they were able to post a second Championship win of the season as Lewis Baker’s first half goal made the only difference.

Neil then officially joined the club on Sunday, and he will look to mark his first game at the helm with the Potters’ second straight victory as they aim to climb towards the Championship’s leading pack in the coming weeks.

They welcome a side desperate to put a concerning start of their own behind them, with Swansea City sitting on just five points from their first six games.

Also hoping to kick on after a middling term last time around, Russell Martin’s side began with a trip to Rotherham and were able to leave with a point before suffering a disappointing 3-0 defeat at home to Blackburn Rovers in the following encounter.

The Welsh outfit were then able to post a first league victory of the season away at Blackpool, as Olivier Ntcham hit the only goal late on, but they have been unable to build on that since,

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firstly throwing away a 2-0 lead over Millwall in injury time as own goals from Ben Cabango and Nathan Wood meant they had to share the spoils.

Following a 2-0 home defeat at the hands of Luton Town, the Swans made the trip to Middlesbrough on Saturday hoping to correct their form, but they again fell short, eventually losing 2-1 with Joel Piroe’s converted penalty not enough to spark a turnaround after Riley McGree and Matt Crooks had put their hosts two goals ahead.

With pressure now building, Martin and his side will be desperate to see a change in fortunes sooner rather than later but face another tough test in midweek when they travel to the Potteries.

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