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Your support makes all the difference.This weekend in the Premier League, Swansea play Arsenal.
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Ahead of the match at the Liberty Stadium, we take a look at how the sides' forwards Wilfried Bony and Alexis Sanchez compare.
Swansea may have only won one game in their previous six league encounters but they have still had their best start to a Premier League campaign with 15 points from their opening 10 games. Their early season form means the Swans currently sit in sixth place in the Premier League, two points behind Arsenal.
Arsenal themselves have had a mixed start to the season, despite only losing one league game. The Gunners have won just four Premier League games this season and drawn five meaning Arsene Wenger's side are currently nine points adrift of league leaders Chelsea.
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