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Hull City v Swansea City > Saturday December 20th


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[TABLE=class: couponTable, width: 617] [TR=class: row0] [TD=align: center]maximize.gif[/TD] [TD=class: firstColumn]Hull City v Swansea City (15:00 GMT)[/TD] [TD=class: selectionBestOdd, align: center]3.05[/TD] [TD=class: selectionBestOdd, align: center]3.35[/TD] [TD=class: selectionBestOdd, align: center]2.6[/TD] [TD=class: bppWidth bpp, align: center]101.10 %[/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE]

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Re: Hull City v Swansea City > Saturday December 20th Hull v Swansea Betting Stats: Swansea City have lost a league-high 16 points from leading positions this season; losing four and drawing two of the 12 PL games that they have held a lead in. Wilfried Bony has scored eight goals in his last 10 Premier League appearances - 20 in 2014. Hull have won just one of their last 15 Premier League games (W1 D7 L7). Swansea City have picked up just two points in their last six Premier League away games (D2 L4). Tom Huddlestone (Hull) will serve a 4-match ban after his red card and fifth yellow card of the season against Chelsea. Michael Dawson (Hull) is a out after tearing his hamstring against Chelsea. He will be out for 3-5 weeks. Diamé (Hull) will be out until the new year. Swansea have no injury concerns ahead of the trip to Hull. Lukasz Fabianski returns in goal after missing the loss to Tottenham through suspension. Hull have failed to score in 6 of their last 8 matches in the Premier League and have failed to win their last 9 matches in the Premier League. Swansea have failed to win their last 6 away matches in the Premier League.

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Re: Hull City v Swansea City > Saturday December 20th Hull v Swansea Betting Preview: Hull (19th) host Swansea (9th) with both teams currently in poor form. Hull have won just 2 games this season with a recent record of W0 D2 L4 while Swansea have won 6 games this season they are in a slump at the moment with a recent record of W1 D2 L4 however this recent form includes losses against Man City, Tottenham and the in form West Ham. In that run of 6 games, except for the game against Man City, Swansea was the better team in all and it was simply bad luck in front of goal that they don't have a much better points tally however this run has provided us with the value for this weekends bet. Swansea are a formidable team and they play a very exciting brand of football with a front three of Bony, Sigurdsson and Montero who have caused every team they faced problems this season. 17 of Swansea's 21 league goals this season have been either scored or assisted by one of Wilfried Bony or Gylfi Sigurdsson while Jefferson Montero has been getting the best of every right back with his incredible pace since his arrival from Mexico in the summer and Hulls Ahmed El Mohamady, who played at right back in their last game, does not possess the defensive ability to contain him. Wilfried Bony has scored eight goals in his last 10 Premier League appearances (20 goals in 2014). Swansea have no injury concerns ahead of the trip to Hull. Lukasz Fabianski returns in goal after missing the loss to Tottenham through suspension. Hull are in freefall at the moment having won just one of their last 15 league and cup games and they are without a win in 9 games in the league since beating Crystal Palace at the beginning of October while scoring just 2 goals in their last 8 games. They will be missing some very important players for this game with Tom Huddlestone serving a 4-match ban after his red card and fifth yellow card of the season against Chelsea and Michael Dawson is a out for 3-5 weeks after tearing his hamstring and he has been the heart of Hulls defence this season while Huddlestone will be a major loss in midfield and Hull will struggle to maintain possession with him out of the side while Mohamed Diame will be unavailable until the new year and his powerful runs forward from midfield were almost unstoppable and forced defences to sit a bit deeper than they might have otherwise. Hull averages the lowest shots-per-game ratio this season, with just 9.2 and they are unlikely to get more than that against Swansea. While I was tempted by the draw no bet market I will go for the more conservative double chance market as Swansea have failed to win in their last 6 away matches in the Premier League. Recommended Bet: Swansea To Win or Draw (Double Chance) - 1.44 Coral

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