3rd placed Swansea travel to 2nd placed Cardiff in what has been billed as the biggest derby of all time as both sides chase a place amongst the game’s elite.
And 11 goal Sinclair is excited to be part of the build up to such a big game after experiencing most of the same at Chelsea from the sidelines.
“At Chelsea, every game is huge,” Sinclair told Wales on Sunday. “There has been a big build-up to the game but it’s like that every week at Chelsea because every game is a big occasion. We were treated like the other side’s cup final.
“The difference this time is that I’m involved. I’ve had a taste before being on the bench or involved in the squads. Now I know I’m very much a part of things.
“I’m getting used to having two men on me. I’m starting to come up with different movements and different game plans, so when it happens I can still get on the ball and run at those defenders.
“Maybe because Cardiff have got a lot of attacking players, there might be more space for me.
“But if there’s not, then it will free more space for others.
“The success we’ve had this season has been more about us playing the way we have as a team rather than what individuals have done.
“I’m doing well and I’m happy with my progress, but it’s still very much about the team. If you look at my goals they are pretty much all team goals.
“Even though it’s me getting on the scoresheet it’s about what we’re doing as a collective that counts.”