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Middlesbrough vs Swansea predictions & stats

Top pick Middlesbrough 46%, Over 2.5 goals 62%. Free match analysis, team stats and betting tips for Championship.

Championship Standings

Current league table

#	Team	P	GD	Pts
1	Southampton	14	+15	28
2	Middlesbrough	14	+11	28
3	Wolves	14	+8	27
4	Birmingham	14	+13	26
5	Stoke City	14	+5	26
6	Swansea	14	+5	26
7	West Brom	14	+5	25
8	West Ham	14	+15	23
9	Sheffield Utd	14	+3	22
10	Portsmouth	14	+3	22
11	QPR	14	+5	21
12	Norwich	14	+3	18
13	Millwall	14	-1	18
14	Blackburn	14	-2	18
15	Bristol City	14	-3	18
16	Wrexham	14	-2	17
17	Bolton	14	-7	17
18	Cardiff	14	-1	15
19	Lincoln	14	-10	15
20	Watford	14	-10	14
21	Charlton	14	-11	14
22	Burnley	14	-8	10
23	Derby	14	-18	7
24	Preston	14	-18	5

Playing Style Analysis

Middlesbrough

This team a side that controls possession averaging 59% possession. They've lost 2 games despite having more possession, indicating struggles converting dominance into results Additionally, They've gained 9 points from losing positions, showing they fight until the end Meanwhile, A concerning pattern: they've lost 3 games despite leading at the break. They've struggled to protect leads, dropping 7 points from winning positions. They favor high-volume passing (511/game) but with a more direct approach (19% accuracy). In attack, they create numerous opportunities (17.9 shots/game, 6.1 on target) Additionally, They move the ball forward with intent (around 29 passes per shot) Meanwhile, They maintain defensive discipline (8.9 fouls/game). They're well-organized defensively (only 1.9 saves required per game). Positioned 2nd, they're facing a team 4 places below them in the table.

Middlesbrough

a side that controls possession averaging 59% possession

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•a side that controls possession averaging 59% possession.
•They've lost 2 games despite having more possession, indicating struggles converting dominance into results.
•They've gained 9 points from losing positions, showing they fight until the end.
•A concerning pattern: they've lost 3 games despite leading at the break.
•They've struggled to protect leads, dropping 7 points from winning positions.
•They favor high-volume passing (511/game) but with a more direct approach (19% accuracy).
•In attack, they create numerous opportunities (17.9 shots/game, 6.1 on target).
•They move the ball forward with intent (around 29 passes per shot).
•They maintain defensive discipline (8.9 fouls/game).
•They're well-organized defensively (only 1.9 saves required per game).
•Positioned 2nd, they're facing a team 4 places below them in the table.

Swansea

This team they maintain balanced possession (57%) Meanwhile, However, they've lost 4 games despite having more possession, suggesting they struggle to convert dominance into results. They've lost 4 games despite having more possession, showing significant vulnerability when expected to control matches. Their comeback ability is notable: 2 wins after being behind at the break. They're capable of turning games around, winning 3 times after going behind Additionally, They've gained 9 points from losing positions, showing they fight until the end Meanwhile, They're mentally resilient, gaining significantly more points from losing positions than they drop from winning ones. They favor high-volume passing (518/game) but with a more direct approach (11% accuracy). Their chance quality is strong, with 39% of shots hitting the target. They're well-organized defensively (only 2.1 saves required per game). Positioned 6th, they're facing a team 4 places above them in the table.

Swansea

They maintain balanced possession (57%)

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•They maintain balanced possession (57%).
•However, they've lost 4 games despite having more possession, suggesting they struggle to convert dominance into results.
•They've lost 4 games despite having more possession, showing significant vulnerability when expected to control matches.
•Their comeback ability is notable: 2 wins after being behind at the break.
•They're capable of turning games around, winning 3 times after going behind.
•They've gained 9 points from losing positions, showing they fight until the end.
•They're mentally resilient, gaining significantly more points from losing positions than they drop from winning ones.