West Ham’s late heroics on Tuesday night put Manchester City’s destiny back in their own hands and avoiding defeat tomorrow will suffice for them to finish in fourth place, even if hoping for Arsenal to lose at home to Aston Villa to have a chance of third may be pushing it. There were times this season when being comfortably safe on the last day looked highly unlikely for Swansea, and while the decision to award Francesco Guidolin the job full-time this week was a surprise, it was a deserved one. The Italian has probably done enough since succeeding Garry Monk to deserve a crack at a season from the start. Paul Chronnell
Kick-off Sunday 3pm
Venue Liberty Stadium
Last season Swansea City 2 Manchester City 4
Live Sky Sports 2
Referee Mike Dean
This season G32, Y107, R9, 3.91 cards per game
Odds H 5-1 A 1-2 D 7-2
Swansea City
Subs from Tremmel, Rangel, Emnes, Britton, Fulton, Bartley, Gomis, Sheehan, Lucas, Montero, King
Doubtful Montero (hamstring)
Injured Sigurdsson (shoulder, Jun), Taylor (groin, Jun), Paloschi (hamstring, Aug)
Suspended None
Form DWLLWW
Discipline Y59 R1
Leading scorers Ayew, Sigurdsson 11
Manchester City
Subs from Caballero, Wright, Kolarov, Iheanacho, Fernando, Demichelis, Bony, Delph, Adarabioyo, A García, M García, Celina, Nasri
Doubtful Nasri (illness), Kolarov (knock)
Injured Zabaleta (calf, unknown), Silva (hamstring, Jun), Kompany (groin, Aug)
Suspended None
Form WWDWLD
Discipline Y58 R0
Leading scorer Agüero 24