Swansea City v Bristol City, 10 September 2005
| Score | 7-1 to Swansea City |
| Referee | Tony Bates |
| Competition | League One |
| Venue | New Stadium, Swansea |
| Attendance | 13,662 |
View Swansea City v Bristol City head to head
Goals:
| Kevin McLeod | 45 |
|
|
| Adebayo Akinfenwa | 50 |
|
|
| Lee Trundle | penalty | 58 |
|
| Kevin McLeod | 69 |
|
|
| Lee Trundle | 71 |
|
|
| Leon Britton | 75 |
|
|
| Kevin McLeod | 87 |
|
Starting lineup:
Goalkeeper
Willy Gueret
Defender
Sam Ricketts
Defender/Centre back
Kevin Austin
Defender/Centre back
Ezy Iriekpen
Defender/Centre back
Alan Tate
Midfielder
Marcus Bean
Midfielder
Leon Britton
Midfielder
Roberto Martinez
Midfielder
Kevin McLeod
Forward
Adebayo Akinfenwa
Forward
Lee Trundle
Substitutions:
| Ijah Anderson for Sam Ricketts | 73 |
| Paul Connor for Adebayo Akinfenwa | 76 |
| Andy Robinson for Leon Britton | 77 |
Cards:
| Marcus Bean | 6 | Y |
| Leon Britton | 77 | Y |
| Kevin Austin | 84 | Y |
| Kevin Austin | 90 | R |
Comments:
League position: 4th Unused substitutes: Brian Murphy and Marc Goodfellow This was Swansea City's biggest win since a 8-0 victory against Hartlepool United in the Fourth Division on 1 April 1978.Goals:
| Dave Cotterill | 81 |
|
Starting lineup:
Steve Phillips
Goalkeeper
Louis Carey
Defender
Richard Keogh
Defender
Clayton Fortune
Defender/Centre back
Scott Golbourne
Defender/Midfielder
Bradley Orr
Defender/Midfielder
Jamie Smith
Defender/Midfielder
Scott Brown
Midfielder
Dave Cotterill
Midfielder
Michael Bridges
Forward
Steven Gillespie
Forward
Substitutions:
| Scott Murray for Louis Carey | 54 |
| Marcus Stewart for Steven Gillespie | 54 |
| Luke Wilkshire for Bradley Orr | 65 |
Cards:
| Richard Keogh | 3 | Y |
| Louis Carey | 48 | Y |
| Clayton Fortune | 72 | Y |
| Jamie Smith | 89 | Y |
| Scott Brown | 90 | Y |
Comments:
League position: 4th Unused substitutes: Brian Murphy and Marc Goodfellow This was Swansea City's biggest win since a 8-0 victory against Hartlepool United in the Fourth Division on 1 April 1978.Comments:
League position: 22nd Unused substitutes: Grant Smith and Cole Skuse This was Bristol City's heaviest defeat since they also lost 1-7 at Northampton Town in the Fourth Division on 19 September 1982.