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Posted: Thursday, April 18th 2019
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Kalas makes City debut
Saturday, August 25th 2018
Tomas Kalas is handed his City debut against Swansea City this afternoon (Saturday).
The Chelsea loanee is Lee Johnson's only change to the side that secured a 3-0 win at QPR on Tuesday evening, as Eros Pisano is named among the substitues.
Defender Nathan Baker another named on the bench, having been passed fit.
City starting XI: Mäenpää, Kelly, Webster, Kalas, Hunt, Eliasson, Watkins, Pack, Brownhill, Taylor, Weimann. Subs: O'Leary (GK), Pisano, Dasilva, Baker, O'Dowda, Walsh, Paterson.
Swansea City starting XI: Muldr, Olsson, van der Hoorn, McBurnie, Celina, Carroll, Asoro, McKay, Rodon, Roberts, Fulton. Subs: Benda (GK), Montero, Fer, James, Grimes, Naughton, Baker-Richardson.
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