Worcestershire will go into Friday high on confidence, after an early season visit to the capital saw the Pears claim an impressive three-day victory over Middlesex.
A lot has changed since April however, with the hosts having to adjust to life in a competitive second division amongst a host of personnel changes along the way.
Oliver Hannon-Dalby has since returned to his parent club, whilst Swanepoel himself missed the trip to Lords, and more alterations are expected this weekend in the absence of Adam Hose.
Despite the rotations, Swanepoel is confident in the depth the Pears possess throughout their squad is enough to claim a vital third win of the season.
“It is part and parcel of the game. As a professional you just try your best to be prepared and do your role for the guys around you.
“This team is full of great players and we have a belief that if we stick to our plans, do what we know works for us and deliver our roles that we have a good chance of beating anybody around us.
“Middlesex are a good side and have made a very similar start to the year as us, it will be about who starts the better tomorrow and gets ahead in the game.
“We want to make a positive start, whether that is with the bat or ball, and do the collective things that served us really well against Kent when we won here.”