If you're an away fan, then you will be seated with between 1-2000 of your fellow supporters in the North Stand. As a fairly new stadium built with usability in mind – rather than glitz and glam – the seats are exceptional. The legroom is better than the vast majority of UK teams – certainly those in the top flight – and the spacing between rows means no view is affected. There is a metal barrier separating the home and away fans, but Swansea isn't a club much associated with crowd violence, fortunately!

Away fans are housed in the North End of the stadium. Here, like the rest of the stadium, fans can enjoy fantastic views with no obstructed vision seats in the ground. Unlike most other grounds, the most vocal groups of home fans sit in the East Stand, keeping the tradition alive from the last ground. The does result in some spicy banter between the home and away fans as the two sets almost meet as the whole stadium is connected.Tickets are expensive unfortunately (hey, it's the Premier League), with most games costing £35, the best games will sell for £45…