Summary:
Swansea City defender Federico Fernandez is expected to start in the 2-0 Premier League win over west ham on Saturday after being ruled out for six weeks with a knee injury.

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By . Phil Blanche, Press Association Sport . Swansea centre back Jordi Amat has been ruled out for six weeks after suffering knee ligament damage. The Spaniard sustained the injury during the 4-2 defeat to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Saturday and was replaced at half-time by Argentina defender Federico Fernandez. Amat underwent a scan on Sunday and saw a consultant the following day, with the results confirming a strained lateral ligament that will rule him out until the end of October. Swansea suffered a setback on Tuesday with the news Jordi Amat is out for six weeks with a knee injury . Amat (right) has started all four of Swansea's Premier League matches but now faces a spell on the sidelines . The 22-year-old has started all four of Swansea's  Premier League matches to date but his injury will now allow Fernandez to establish a central defensive partnership with captain Ashley Williams. Fernandez, who played four times for Argentina at the 2014 World Cup, has only made one start for Swansea since his £8million move from Napoli last month - the Capital One cup home victory over Rotherham. Argentina centre back Federico Fernandez (right) came on to replace Amat against Chelsea on Saturday, and will likely take the injured defender's place .