Despite the apparent lesser importance of the Capital One Cup, Chelsea will not be playing this match down at all and will field a strong lineup as they look to overturn a 2 goal deficit from the first leg.
John Terry could start at the back for the first time since November as he continues his recovery from injury.
Demba Ba could start up front with Torres having faltered again at the weekend.
Prediction
After Swansea's surprise 2-0 win at Stamford Bridge in the first leg of this tie, Chelsea face an uphill task in their aim to progress to the final of the Capital One Cup.
Having come this far they will be desperate to do so given that fourth-tier Bradford will face the winners of this game and so whoever progresses from this tie will immediately become huge favourites to win the competition.
In both of Swansea's two seasons in the Premier League they have drawn 1-1 when playing at home to Chelsea, and should stand a good chance of progressing. Chelsea will come to the Liberty planning on going all out attack, but that could mean gaps at the back when Swansea counter. The away side might win this game but Swansea's two goal lead may just be unassailable.
