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Swansea lost to Norwich on Saturday, making it just one win in ten for the Swans.
The Welsh side, where Andre Ayew plays, had gone seven games without a win until the Ghanaian's decisive strike against Aston Villa won them the three points.
But Arsenal visited last week and took all three points from the Liberty Stadium as Swansea lost 3-0. And on Saturday, Norwich hosted, and through a Jonathan Howson goal, inflicted more damage on Gary Monk's side.
The same Swansea that bombed through the season's start with wins against Chelsea and Manchester United.
Dede Ayew played played all 90 minutes in their latest loss to the Canaries.
Can they rebound after the international break?
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