Swansea City vs Rotherham: Match Prediction and Betting Tips, 27/02/2023

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Swansea will take on Rotherham in Game week 34 of the Championship 2022/23 season. Tournament – Championship; Date – 27/02/2023; Kick-Off – 20:00 CET; Venue – Swansea.com Stadium (Swansea)

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Free Predictions and Betting Tips for Swansea City vs Rotherham

Bookmaker Ratings Predictions One: Swansea City to Win – 1.66

Swansea City to Win

1.66

Bookmaker Ratings Prediction Two: Under 3 Goals – 1.39

Under 3 Goals

1.39

Bookmaker Ratings Prediction Three: Anytime Correct Score 1-0 – 1.44

Anytime Correct Score 1-0

1.44

Swansea City to Win

There is a 44% chance for Swansea City to win this game as they have won seven of their 16 home games in the Championship. Rotherham have lost eight of their 17 away games in the league since August.

Under 3 Goals

Three of the last five meetings between Swansea City and Rotherham produced under three goals. The same trend happened in 62% of Swansea’s home games and 88% of Rotherham’s away league fixtures making the possibility of this bet to succeed 75%.

Anytime Correct Score 1-0

Swansea are the favorites to open the scoring in this match and take a 1-0 lead. To justify, Swansea scored first in 50% of their home games which is eight of 16 games, and in three of the last five games at the Swansea.com Stadium.

Preliminary Review and Match Prediction for Swansea City vs Rotherham

Swansea City

With the 1-3 home defeat at the hands of Stoke City in the previous round, Swansea City suffered their second consecutive defeat in the Championship. The Swans have lost five of their eight matches prior to this game and have dropped down the league table to the 12th position.

Swansea City have conceded an average of 1.52 goals per game since the beginning of the season in the league. Swansea City form stats indicate an average number of goals conceded per game of 2.00 in the last 8 league matches, which is 31.6% higher than their current season’s average.

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Rotherham

With the 2-1 home win against Sunderland, Rotherham United went back to winning ways after 5 winless matches in the league. The Millers are now five points above the relegation zone.

Rotherham United have conceded an average of 1.36 goals per game since the beginning of the season in the league. Rotherham form stats indicate an average number of goals conceded per game of 1.13 in the last 8 league matches, which is 16.9% lower than their current season’s average.

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Swansea City vs Rotherham

Despite the fact that Swansea’s form saw a dip in recent weeks, the bookmakers are still favoring them to emerge as winners of this game. Similarly, the stats are showing a much better possibility for a home win. Hence, considering these two facts, we will back Swansea to snatch full marks.

Get Rich Quick

The combination bet of Swansea City to win or draw combined with under 3.5 goals has odds of 1.56 at 1xBet. As we covered earlier in our article, there is a high possibility for both of these outcomes. Thus we will consider this bet to be our safe bet option for this game.

Highlighted Player

Joel Piroe is Swansea’s top scorer this season with 11 goals in the Championship and added one in the FA Cup. The Dutchman can play as an attacking midfielder and a forward and has strong long shots. Piroe has a rating of 6.96 when playing as a forward.

Swansea City vs Rotherham Team News

Swansea City’s Steven Benda who has played 21 matches for his team, suffered an ACL injury in his knee and will be out of action till September.

On Rotherham’s side, Sean Morrison has a thigh injury and is out for the season while Ben Wells is expected to recover from his ankle injury in mid-March.