Swansea City v Sheffield United live stream, Sky Sports, Saturday 14 August, 8pm BST
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Swansea City and Sheffield United meet at the Swansea.com Stadium in the Championship on Saturday night, with both sides looking to get their first points on the board.
Swansea lost 2-1 away to Blackburn Rovers on the opening day, while the Blades - relegated after finishing bottom of the Premier League last season - were beaten 1-0 at home by Birmingham City.
There have been changes in the dugouts for both clubs this summer, with Russell Martin and Slavisa Jokanovic taking over from Steve Cooper and Chris Wilder respectively.
Despite disappointing starts to their league campaigns, both new bosses picked up their first victories in the week in Round One of the Carabao Cup. Swansea won 3-0 at Reading, while Sheffield United saw off Carlisle United 1-0.
There are no fresh injury worries for either team, but Rhian Brewster could start after scoring his first goal for the Blades a substitute on Tuesday night - and Swansea could hand a debut to Flynn Downes, who's just signed from Ipswich Town.
Kick-off is at 8pm BST and the game is being shown live on Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Main Event the UK.
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