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South Korea0-0Ecuador
Tue, 20 Jan 2026, 19:45
Full Time
3:1
HT: 1 - 1

Match Timeline

11'
Connor O'Riordan🟨
Yellow Card
21'
Žan Vipotnik
Normal Goal
35'
Mathias Jørgensen
Normal Goal → Brandon Powell
45+1'
Brandon Powell🟨
Yellow Card
50'
Connor O'Riordan
Own Goal
56'
Ji-sung Eom🔄
Substitution 1 → Liam Cullen
56'
Marko Stamenić🔄
Substitution 2 → Jay Fulton
63'
Žan Vipotnik
Normal Goal → Josh Tymon
66'
Melker Widell🔄
Substitution 3 → Oliver Cooper
66'
Ethan Galbraith🔄
Substitution 4 → Joel Ward
73'
Aodhan Doherty🔄
Substitution 1 → Adam Forshaw
73'
Brandon Powell🔄
Substitution 2 → Dion De Neve
79'
Gonçalo Franco🔄
Substitution 5 → Malick Yalcouyé
85'
Ronald🟨
Yellow Card
90+1'
Adam Forshaw🟨
Yellow Card
90+4'
Cameron Burgess🟨
Yellow Card

Match Statistics

4Shots on Goal2
3Shots off Goal2
14Total Shots5
7Blocked Shots1
10Shots insidebox4
4Shots outsidebox1
10Fouls14
4Corner Kicks3
1Offsides1
51Ball Possession49
2Yellow Cards3
1Goalkeeper Saves2
474Total passes445
354Passes accurate319
75Passes %72
1.01expected_goals0.98
-2goals_prevented-2

Starting Lineups

SwanseaSwansea1:1

Starting XI

22Lawrence VigourouxG
14Josh TymonD
6Marko StamenićM
10Ji-sung EomM
9Žan VipotnikF
15Cameron BurgessD
7Melker WidellM
5Ben CabangoD
17Gonçalo FrancoM
30Ethan GalbraithD
35RonaldM

BlackburnBlackburn1:1

Starting XI

22Balázs TóthG
15Sean McLoughlinD
44Brandon PowellM
47Aodhan DohertyF
23Yuki OhashiF
26Connor O'RiordanD
6Sondre TronstadM
29Mathias JørgensenF
38Tom AtchesonD
24Moussa BaradjiM
5Taylor Gardner-HickmanM

Head-to-Head

📈 Team Form & Statistics

Swansea
Swansea
Form: D-D-L-W-W
Blackburn
Blackburn
Form: L-D-D-L-D
Record
5 W
2 D
3 L
1 W
6 D
3 L
Goals Per Game
1.1
Scored
vs
0.7
Scored
0.8
Conceded
vs
1.1
Conceded
Betting Indicators
Clean Sheets
40%
Clean Sheets
40%
BTTS
50%
BTTS
40%
Home/Away Performance
Scored
Home:1.3
Away:0.8
Conceded
Home:0.5
Away:1.3
Scored
Home:1.2
Away:0.2
Conceded
Home:1.2
Away:1.0

ELO comparison

Pre-match ratings

Rating period
Match snapshot
Swansea versus Blackburn: long term ELO, before the match
SwanseaHomeRatingBlackburnAway
Strength
1,480.6Overall1,456.7
1,518.1Match venue1,490.7
1,518.1At home1,451.2
1,447.2Away1,490.7
Attack & defence
1,439.8Attack1,406.5
1,533.2Defence1,532.7
1,471.7Home attack1,439.1
1,427.9Away attack1,408.4
1,547.7Home defence1,502.7
1,511.6Away defence1,566
Match profile
1,520Goal environment1,553.3
1,475Home goals1,455
1,545Away goals1,598.3
1,517.2Possession1,500.1
Specialist ratings
1,495Set-piece attack1,511.8
1,495.1Set-piece defence1,511.7
1,486.9Close games1,459.3
1,474.7Winning margin1,452.3

Match venue compares Swansea at home with Blackburn away. All ratings are within this league.

Higher goal environment ratings mean higher-scoring games, not necessarily a stronger team. A starting league rating is 1500.

📝 Match Preview

Swansea's Fortress Meets Blackburn's Travel Sickness
Recommendation:HOME_WIN
Odds:2.49
Expected Value:+44.4%
Confidence:70

The Championship serves up a classic mid-table clash with a clear narrative: Swansea's impressive home form collides with Blackburn's chronic away-day blues. With just four points separating the sides in the table, this is a crucial six-pointer, but the underlying stats paint a starkly one-sided picture when you consider the venue. Swansea have turned their home ground into a fortress recently. In their last six Championship outings at home, they've remained unbeaten, winning four and drawing two. More impressively, they've conceded just three goals in that spell, keeping four clean sheets. Victories over sides like Wrexham (2-1) and West Brom (1-0), coupled with a draw against a solid Birmingham side, show they can grind out results against varied opposition. Their underlying numbers support this resilience, averaging 1.33 goals scored and a miserly 0.50 conceded per home game. They also dominate possession (54.5% at home) and create chances, averaging nearly 18 shots per home match. Blackburn, in stark contrast, are a team that has forgotten how to win on the road. Their last five away trips have yielded three goalless draws and two defeats, with their only victory in the last ten games coming at home. The most damning statistic is their away attack: a paltry 0.20 goals scored per game. They managed 0-0 draws against strugglers Sheffield Wednesday and a strong Middlesbrough side, showing defensive stubbornness, but their inability to find the net is a glaring weakness. Their shot accuracy away from home is a worrying 11.6%, suggesting they create little of quality. The head-to-head history adds further weight to a Swansea victory. The Swans have won five of the last nine encounters, including a 2-1 victory earlier this season. More importantly, at home, their record is dominant with three wins from four, giving them a 75% win rate against Blackburn on their own turf. From a betting perspective, the market offers Swansea at a tempting 2.49. Given the chasm in current home/away form, a Swansea win probability feels closer to 60% than the implied 40% from the odds, representing significant value. The 'Both Teams to Score - No' market at 1.87 is also appealing, considering Blackburn's scoring drought and Swansea's defensive solidity. However, the straight home win offers the better combination of probability and price. **Key Points:** * Swansea are unbeaten in their last six home league games (W4 D2). * Blackburn have failed to win any of their last five away matches (D3 L2), scoring just one goal. * Swansea average 1.33 goals scored and concede only 0.50 per game at home. * Blackburn average a meagre 0.20 goals scored per game on their travels. * Swansea have won 3 of their last 4 home matches against Blackburn. **The Verdict:** All logical pathways point towards a Swansea victory. Blackburn's travel sickness, characterised by a toothless attack, is likely to be punished by a Swansea side that is efficient and resilient at home. The odds on a home win offer genuine value, making it the standout bet for this fixture.

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