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Swansea have never won on an opposition's ground in the Premier League, so punters are backing the home side to score first at 8/15 (5.7) to claim a fine away win. Swansea have won only two of their 11 Premier League games at the Liberty Stadium, so punters are backing the hosts at 9/2 (6.0) to score first. Swansea City failed in their bid to force a Wembley FA Cup final showdown with Chelsea by losing 2-1 to Southampton in the quarter-finals at the Liberty Stadium. It is the first time the club has reached the quarter-finals of the FA Cup since 2008, and they must now attempt to progress in the Europa League where they face Sevilla on Wednesday. "It's been a fantastic experience," Martin Montague, the Swansea City chairman, told Sky Sports. "It was not as bad as I thought it would be. Obviously we are up against the likes of Chelsea and Liverpool in the round. "They're obviously the two big teams but we wanted to play the boys and also give the fans something to look forward to and it's gone very well. The fans have been great." To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Copyright 2015 Santander UK Limited T&C’s Apply. Taking into consideration the potential of this clash and City’s shortage of regular stars, in the long-term look to back Man City at £9.4 with 12/1 bet365. The clash sees the over/under score at 1.65 17/20 and the win/draw/win is settled at 13/5. The Man City can come back from 2-1 at a double and no-one in their full squad has scored in the past five games, making this a tempting betting market. Yet, Leicester has not lost by more than one goal in their last three games and you may not have to throw that 66/1 handicap into the mix when it comes to a bet on the visitors. The Foxes have Champions League commitments to tend to and will lose their top scorer Jamie Vardy for a couple of months, so will be looking to get the season going. Yet if they are going to beat City, they have to do it on their own patch and City are a team that go on the counter-attack. In the meantime I think that if City are going to win here, they are going to need to score before the break. Fuchs should be the man to make it happen. City have been scoring at will this season, with 11 goals in their last 4 games. Leicester, meanwhile, have 3 in their past 3 games. Assuming that City continues to have two players up front as they did against Manchester United and Wolves, there will be the need for Vardy to provide a bridge.