A young Swansea City XI will make the trip to Barry Town tomorrow for their latest pre-season friendly (2pm).

Tony Pennock takes his side to Jenner Park still without a win in three attempts against senior opposition following matches against Merthyr Tydfil (1-3), Clevedon Town (1-1) and most recently Haverfordwest County (2-3).

Their only victory to date came in the home match against Newport County's Under-19 side when the Swans run out 5-0 winners.

Sixteen-year-old 'keeper Rhys Wilson is set to return to the side following his appearance on the bench for the Den Haag friendly on Tuesday night meaning Pennock can return to his spot on the sidelines.

Barry will use this game as preparation for their first season back in the First Division of the Welsh Football League.

The Dragons, seven-time winners of the Welsh Premier League and former Champions League participants, run into bad financial trouble a few years ago and dropped down into the Welsh League and last year played in Division Two (level three).

But having won promotion at the first attempt Gavin Chesterfield's side will now look to go one better again and make their return to the top-flight.

Town have yet to register a victory so far this pre-season and have already faced Swansea opposition in the form of Second Division club Garden Village, losing 1-0 at the Kingsbridge-based club.

Their other matches have included a 3-1 defeat at home against Newtown and a credible 2-2 draw at Barnstable Town.

Swans XI: Rhys Wilson (GK), Tony Pennock (GK), Daniel Sheehan, Jamie Grimes, Joe Walsh, Daniel Alfei, Steven Berry, Lee Lucas, Adam Orme, Anthony Finselbach, Ben Adelsbury, Jazz Richards, Kieran Howard, Casey Thomas, Joe Harris, Matthew Wright.

For those of you not making the trip to Charlton for the Championship opener, why not pay a visit to the Vale of Glamorgan and lend your support to the future of Swansea City. Details of admission prices and direction for the match can be found HERE.