Swansea boss Paul Clement is not concerned about their indifferent home form as he prepares his side for the visit of Watford this weekend.

The Swans have been beaten by Manchester United and Newcastle United at the Liberty Stadium this season, but are unbeaten in three games away from home.

"We have played five games away compared to only two at home, one of which was against Manchester United," Clement said.

"We did well for long periods in that game, but the Newcastle performance was disappointing. There are no alarm bells ringing after two home games, though. I like to look at the positives.

"We have been very hard to break down away from home and we've picked up some positive results."

"The team is evolving - this side feels like a very different team to last season," Clement added.

"We have had quite a lot of players going out - we didn't think there would be quite so many, but that's the way it worked out.

"We have some different qualities already that we didn't have last year, and in certain areas we have lost a little bit. All the time we are trying to improve and develop as a team.

"The defensive side of things can come a little bit quicker, but offensively you need a bit more fluidity and players take time to get to know each other. We are working on it for sure."