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Swans pair return from bans


Swansea are boosted by the return of Chico Flores and Nathan Dyer from suspension for their trip to face Stoke tomorrow.

Defender Flores has missed three games since his red card against Sunderland, while winger Dyer sat out the Capital One Cup win over Crawley after his dismissal against Everton.

Manager Michael Laudrup expects Jonathan de Guzman and Ashley Williams (both ankle) and Pablo Hernandez (knee) to shake off injuries to feature.

Provisional squad: Vorm, Flores, Tate, Williams, Britton, Michu, Graham, Hernandez, Dyer, Routledge, Shechter, Moore, De Guzman, Rangel, Tiendalli, Ki, Tremmel, Gower, Richards, Davies.

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