Swansea City ‘in a flow’ as Eom Ji-Sung returns to Portsmouth – Luke Williams

But Williams has allayed concerns over Swansea’s energy levels as they face opponents who haven’t played in three weeks, saying: “The players are in a flow.

“Yeah there’s going to be some tired bodies and a few broken toes in there and whatever, but it’s nothing they’re not used to and can’t handle.

“We’ve had a busy schedule but we got a good result so that’s given everyone a boost and we also love playing at home so that’s given everyone a boost as well.

“We’re not feeling sorry for ourselves in any way. We’re looking forward to the game.”

Swansea go into the weekend in 11th place in the table, five points off the play-off places.

Portsmouth, who were League One champions last season, are four points adrift of safety at the foot of the table, although they have two games in hand on most sides in the division.

They claimed just their second win of the season in their last game against Preston on 9 November.