FULL TIME!
Swanse leads 2-0, but Hull City seeks Championship draw
+3'
Stoppage time
We will have three added minutes.
86'
Another Swansea change
Josh Key on for Ollie Cooper.
83'
No penalty
Jerry Yates looks to be taken out in the box but referee Dean Whitehouse disagrees.
Hull break and Rushworth saves from Delap.
80'
Save
Walsh is teed up by Yates, but his deflected effort is saved by Allsop.
78'
Nearly an instant impact
Walsh gets straight into a smart move involving Grimes, Fulton and Paterson, and then gets on the end of it in the box only to see his shot blocked.
73'
Offside
Darling rises to meet a free-kick into the Hull area but the flag is up for offside.
68' - GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAL!'
Hull are level.
Cyrus Christie is found in acres of space down the right and his pin-point cross is guided into the far corner by Tyler Morton.
64'
Great pressing
Some excellent pressing work from Swansea.
They pin Hull deep in their own half with some really aggressive work off the bal.
60'
Liam Delap steers in a Philogene cross, but the flag is quickly up for offside.
58'
Game getting stretched
This game is becoming more and more stretched.
Ollie Cooper breaks forward for the Swans down one end, and then Cyrus Christie takes Hull up the other end.
End to end passage of play.
54'
(Almost a) goal of the season contender
Swansea zip the ball around superbly with Paterson heavily involved.
His final flick tees up Grimes for a volley which flashes over the bar, but not by much.
That would have been some goal.
48' - GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAL!
Hull get a goal back.
Substitute Cyrus Christie comes forward and feeds Jaden Philogene, who flashes a strike past Carl Rushworth at his near post.
RESTARTS
The ball is rolling for second half
HALFTIME
End of first half Swansea 2-0 Hull City at Swansea Stadium, Swansea, Wales
+5
Stoppage time
We will have five additional minutes at the end of the half.
40'
Side-netting
Paterson threads a lovely ball into Cooper but the Wales international sends his shot into the side-netting.
34'
Swansea threatening
Swansea have been diligent in their pressing work and then sprung at Hull in numbers in transition.
They do so again, with Ollie Cooper's cross being nervously cleared for a corner.
32'
Paterson again
Paterson is lively again and sparks another promising attack.
A few moments later Yates advances to the edge of the box but sends his effort wide.
23' - GOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAL!
The Swans double their lead and it's Jerry Yates with his fifth goal of the season.
Paterson is involved again. Swansea work the midfielder into space and his shot is spilled by Ryan Allsop in the Hull goal, with Yates on hand to tap in the rebound.
22'
Super Ollie Coops
Swansea carrying a real threat in the final third, Ollie Cooper drives to the byline and his cross finds Lowe, only for the forward to steer his far-post header wide.
20'
Waved away
Hull defender Jacob Greaves goes over in the box and wants a penalty, but there's nothing doing from the referee.
17' - GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAL!
Superb goal for the Swans.
Fulton feeds Ollie Cooper and his flick sends Paterson racing into space. The midfielder has no real support, so checks inside and sends a low left-footed effort inside the near post and into the net.
15'
Hull look to play in behind Darling but keeper Rushworth sweeps up the attempted passes to clear.
The Swans then just about clear after Grimes gives the ball away to Tufan.
07'
Good block
A pull-back finds Ozan Tufan in the area, but his shot is blocked by Matt Grimes before it can get to Carl Rushworth.
05'
Nice from Humphreys
Bashir Humphreys shows good composure to turn away from the Hull press, and he sprays a pass that nearly gets Jamie Paterson into space down the left. However, skipper Lewie Coyle covers well for Hull.
START THE GAME
Ball rolling! It's all go for Swansea v Hull City in the Championship
5 MINUTES!
Five minutes to go
Prevision:
Swansea and Hull meet at the Swansea.com Stadium in a match from the 17th round of the Championship. The head-to-head record at this stadium is in favor of the home side, who have 2 wins and 2 draws from their last 4 games.
In fact, the last time they met at this stadium was on 17-09-2022, in a Championship match that ended with Swansea City winning 3-0. The goals were scored by L. Cundle (64' ), R. Manning (61' ) and J. Piroe (85' ) for Swansea.
The home factor could play an important role in this match, as Swansea have significant differences in their home and away results.
Swansea vs Hull predictions and previews
Bet on Emotion: Swansea seek rehabilitation in the EFL while Hull dream of G-6.
Swansea are desperately seeking to avoid the relegation zone. Hull, even away from home, have been very competitive and generally have the best chance of winning.
For betting enthusiasts, this is a unique opportunity! My tip is to bet on Hull winning, especially with an incredible starting odd of 2.90 at the time it was registered with Dafabet, our bookmaker partner on our website.
Swansea vs Hull record in history
In the last five meetings between Swansea and Hull, which took place between 2020 and April of this year, we have witnessed a fierce and balanced clash.
Swansea have come out on top with one win, while Hull have just one victory. They've also had three other draws.
This competitive record highlights the intensity of these games, creating an intriguing narrative for soccer fans.
Hull City
Hull, on the other hand, despite their fluctuations, have been getting closer to the G-6. Currently in 8th place with 26 points, they have the same points as Sunderland (6th) and West Brom (7th) respectively, but are two places below them on the tie-break criteria.
Last time out, they hosted Huddersfield and won 1-0, their third victory in their last five games.
Swansea
Since the start of the season, Swansea have faced a series of challenging results, forcing them into the bottom half of the table.
Currently 17th in the table with 19 points, Swansea are coming off the back of an away defeat to second-placed Ipswich.
Swansea xi
Rushworth, Fulton, Cabango, Grimes, Yates, Lowe, Patterson, Tymon, Ashby, Cooper, Humphreys
Hull City XI
Allsop, Coyle, Greaves, Jones, McLoughin, Tufan, Morton, Delap, Philogene, Seri, Twine
Without Traore
Jason Lokilo will return to the squad having recovered from his injury but Adama Traore is touch and go. It had been hoped Regan Slater would return but he’s another week or so away from being available.
Hull City head coach Liam Rosenior will be able to call upon Jason Lokilo for Saturday’s trip to Swansea City. Lokilo has been out of action in recent weeks with a thigh problem but his return hands Rosenior with a boost to his attacking options. Aaron Connolly is available but Adama Traore faces a race against time while the trip to South Wales will come too soon for Regan Slater.
City’s international quartet of Jaden Philogene, Liam Delap, Tyler Morton and Jean Michael Seri have all returned from international duty without any fitness concerns and are almost certain to start.
1 Hour
1 hour to start the game in Championship
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Swansea - Hull City
Championship
Date: November 25, 2023
Time: 12pm
Venue: Swansea Stadium, Swansea, Wales
Broadcast: No broadcast in Brazil
When is the Swansea vs Hull City match?
The match between Swansea and Hull City kicks off at 11 am ET at the Swansea Stadium in Swansea, Wales, in the 17th round of the Championship 2023/24. You can watch it all here on VAVEL Brasil.
Hull's probable line-up
Allsop; Christie, McLoughlin, Jones, Vinagre; Seri, Morton; Slater, Traore, Philogene; Connolly.
Swansea's probable line-up
Rushworth, Darling, Cabango, Wood, Ashby, Fulton, Grimes, Cooper, Key, Piroe e Yates.
Hull City performance
Up and down. The Tigers aren't too far away from the playoffs, but they probably haven't found the consistency they wanted, although there have been encouraging signs with a run of three wins in their last four games.
They have picked up some notable defeats after knocking out league leaders Leicester at the King Power Stadium earlier in the campaign. Of their seven league wins this season, four have come away from home.
Michel Duff
"We started and finished the game well at Portman Road, and were pushing for an equaliser in the final moments despite playing with 10 men. There was no questioning the attitude of the players, but ultimately we did pay for some costly errors, which were uncharacteristic of us when you look at many of our recent performances."
"The international break was challenging with players out injured and a number away with their countries, but we put plenty of hard work in to prepare ourselves for this game, which starts a hectic period with a busy festive schedule fast approaching and no further international break until late March."
Hull City
Hull City are in 8th place in the table with 26 points from 16 games. - The team averages 1.63 points per game, which can be considered a good performance.
The attack has been Hull City's strong point, scoring an average of 1.63 goals per game. - However, the defense still needs improvement, conceding an average of 1.63 goals per game. - Away from home, the team has performed consistently well, winning 4, drawing 4 and losing 1.
In the pre-match poll, Swansea City have an expected goals (xG) value of 1.23, as do Hull City. With a total of 2.46 for both teams combined, we can expect a balanced game with chances for both sides.
Swansea City
Swansea City come into this match with an average points per game of 1.13, while Hull City have an average of 1.63. Both teams are performing reasonably well so far, which makes this match particularly interesting.
Swansea City: - Swansea City have taken 19 points from their 16 games this season. - Despite occupying 17th place in the table, the team has shown some recent improvement. - Swansea City's playing strategy has been efficient, resulting in an average of 1.13 points per game. - The defense has been the team's weak point, conceding an average of 1.19 goals per game. - However, the team has been solid in its home games, with a total of 2 wins, 3 draws and 3 defeats.
TIME AND PLACE!
The match between Swansea and Hull City is valid for the 17th round of the Championship 2023/24.
The home side have the 14th best attacking record in England. Swansea City have scored 22 times in their 16 games so far, which is an average of 1.38 goals per game.
With an average of 1.38 goals scored per game this season in England - 2nd Division, how far can this team's attack go? Hull City have scored 22 goals in 16 matches so far this season. That makes them the 15th best attacking team in the league.
The match takes place in England's Championship on November 25, 2023 at the Swansea Stadium in Swansea, Wales
Welcome to the Swansea vs Hull City commentary
Hello, soccer lovers! It's now time for a crucial Championship match between two teams: Hull City on one side. On the other is Swansea City. Follow all the action between the teams here, in real time on VAVEL Brasil.