Overview
Swansea currently sit 2nd in the standings with 11 points from 5 games, showing strong form and defensive solidity, conceding only 0.8 goals per game. Burnley, struggling at 23rd with 3 points from 6 games, have a porous defense, conceding 2.17 goals per game. Last season, Swansea averaged 1.2 scored and 1.3 conceded per match over 46 games, establishing a solid baseline, while Burnley has no last season data, limiting trend extrapolation.
Form & xG
Swansea's recent form is LWWDW, with an xG of 1.73 and xGA 0.92 this season, outperforming their last season scoring rate (1.2). They maintain 58.4% possession and average 13.4 shots per game with 5 corners. Burnley’s form is DLDLL with an xG of 1.38 and xGA 1.62, conceding more than scoring. Burnley’s 100% BTTS rate contrasts with Swansea’s 40%, indicating Burnley’s games are more open defensively.
Team news & key players
Swansea's key contributors include J. Tymon (7.01 rating, 1.6 key passes/90) and S. Welsh (7.23 rating). Offensively, M. Stamenić attempts 1.26 shots/90. Burnley's top attacker A. Ramsey (6.7 rating) has 2.68 shots/90 and 0.45 on target, while U. Raghouber (6.9 rating) also poses a threat with 0.98 shots/90. Burnley’s defensive frailty is exacerbated by high fouls and cards (2.33 yellows per game).
Stats & betting angles
Swansea’s defensive solidity is reflected in 60% clean sheets and 60% under 2.5 goals this season; Burnley has 0 clean sheets and 67% over 2.5 goals matches. The 100% BTTS for Burnley suggests both teams score frequently in their games. H2H heavily favors Burnley with 4 wins in last 5 matches, including recent 2-0 and 4-0 victories. However, Swansea’s current form and home advantage could shift dynamics.
Verdict
Despite Burnley’s strong H2H, Swansea’s superior current form, possession dominance (58.4% vs 50.3%), and defensive records suggest a narrow Swansea win. The high BTTS and over 2.5 frequency for Burnley matches hint at goals at both ends. A 2-1 scoreline aligns with Swansea’s 1.6 goals per game and Burnley’s attacking threat, balancing Swansea’s defensive resilience and Burnley’s offensive pressure.











































































































































