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Peru1-3Spain
Sat, 21 Feb 2026, 12:30
Full Time

Match Timeline

26'
Žan Vipotnik
Normal Goal
44'
Melker Widell🟨
Yellow Card
45+1'
George Earthy🟨
Yellow Card
53'
Gustavo Nunes🔄
Substitution 1 → Ronald
56'
Tomi Horvat🔄
Substitution 1 → Scott Twine
56'
Adam Randell🔄
Substitution 2 → Max Bird
65'
George Earthy🔄
Substitution 3 → Mark Sykes
66'
Delano Burgzorg🔄
Substitution 4 → Emil Riis Jacobsen
70'
Melker Widell🔄
Substitution 2 → Malick Yalcouyé
72'
Sinclair Armstrong🟨
Yellow Card
79'
Ethan Galbraith🔄
Substitution 3 → Joel Ward
79'
Gonçalo Franco🔄
Substitution 4 → Leo Walta
79'
Žan Vipotnik🔄
Substitution 5 → Liam Cullen
80'
Sinclair Armstrong🔄
Substitution 5 → Sam Bell
87'
Jay Fulton🟨
Yellow Card
90'
Max Bird🟨
Yellow Card
90+2'
Scott Twine🟨
Yellow Card

Match Statistics

3Shots on Goal2
2Shots off Goal7
8Total Shots12
3Blocked Shots3
6Shots insidebox7
2Shots outsidebox5
14Fouls11
3Corner Kicks5
1Offsides4
44Ball Possession56
2Yellow Cards4
2Goalkeeper Saves2
347Total passes451
226Passes accurate335
65Passes %74
0.59expected_goals0.72
0goals_prevented0

Starting Lineups

SwanseaSwanseaUnknown

Starting XI

22Lawrence VigourouxG
30Ethan GalbraithD
5Ben CabangoD
15Cameron BurgessD
14Josh TymonD
4Jay FultonM
10Ji-sung EomM
17Gonçalo FrancoM
7Melker WidellM
18Gustavo NunesM
9Žan VipotnikF

Bristol CityBristol CityUnknown

Starting XI

23Radek VitekG
19George TannerD
38Noah EileD
5Robert AtkinsonD
21Neto BorgesD
12Jason KnightM
4Adam RandellM
44George EarthyM
14Tomi HorvatM
11Delano BurgzorgM
30Sinclair ArmstrongF

Head-to-Head

📈 Team Form & Statistics

Swansea
Swansea
Form: L-W-W-L-W
Bristol City
Bristol City
Form: D-W-L-W-L
Record
5 W
2 D
3 L
4 W
2 D
4 L
Goals Per Game
1.5
Scored
vs
1.8
Scored
0.9
Conceded
vs
1.6
Conceded
Betting Indicators
Clean Sheets
40%
Clean Sheets
30%
BTTS
50%
BTTS
40%
Home/Away Performance
Scored
Home:2.0
Away:1.0
Conceded
Home:0.6
Away:1.2
Scored
Home:2.3
Away:1.0
Conceded
Home:1.7
Away:1.5

⚡ Elo Ratings

Long Term Elo Rating
1538
Average
1543
Average
Short Term Elo Rating
1574
↑ Momentum (+36)
1535
↓ Momentum (-8)
Expected Outcome
32%
Home Win
35%
Draw
33%
Away Win
Attack & Defence Elo
Long Term
1504
Attack
1492
1540
Defence
1533
Recent Form
1529
Attack
1500
1543
Defence
1514
Post-Match Changes
+11
Rating Change
0
Rating Change
Elo ratings measure team strength based on match results and opponent quality. Higher ratings indicate stronger teams.

📝 Match Preview

Swansea Home Fortress Too Strong for Bristol City's Travelling Woes
Recommendation:HOME_WIN
Odds:2.15
Expected Value:+18.3%
Confidence:65

The Championship weekend kicks off at the Swansea.com Stadium where the hosts look to bridge the five-point gap to their ninth-placed visitors. While Bristol City occupy the higher position in the table with 47 points to Swansea's 42, the underlying data and recent form patterns paint a very different picture for this particular fixture. Swansea have transformed their home territory into a genuine fortress in recent weeks. Their last five home outings have yielded three wins and two draws, maintaining an unbeaten record while conceding a miserly 0.60 goals per game. That defensive solidity was on full display in their last home outing, a comprehensive 4-0 demolition of Sheffield Wednesday, and further evidenced by the 3-1 victory over Blackburn and the hard-fought 1-0 win against West Brom in their previous home assignments. With an average of 2.00 goals scored per game at home and a clean sheet rate of 40% across their last ten matches, the Welsh side are building momentum at exactly the right time. In stark contrast, Bristol City arrive with genuine away-day concerns. Their travelling record shows just a 25% win rate from their last four road trips, shipping 1.50 goals per game while managing only 1.00 at the other end. The Robins were absolutely dismantled in their last away defeat, suffering a humiliating 0-5 thrashing at the hands of Derby County—a result that exposed serious defensive vulnerabilities. While they did manage an impressive 3-2 victory at Hull City recently, that was an open, chaotic affair rather than a display of controlled away performance. Their 0-2 home defeat to Preston and 0-2 reverse at Ipswich further highlight their struggles when facing organized opposition. The statistical comparison heavily favors the hosts. Swansea are averaging 15.8 shots per game with 57.1% possession, compared to Bristol City's 11.1 shots and 54.0% possession. More tellingly, Swansea's defensive trends are improving while Bristol City's are declining—exactly the trajectory you want to see when backing a home side. The goal expectancies reflect this imbalance, suggesting the hosts should find the net comfortably while restricting the visitors to limited opportunities. Head-to-head history does offer Bristol City some hope, having won three of the last nine meetings including a 3-0 victory in November. However, Swansea's home record against the Robins stands at one win, two draws and one defeat—a far more balanced picture than the overall record suggests. Given the current form disparity and venue advantage, historical results carry less weight than recent performance indicators. **Key Points:** - Swansea have won 60% of their last five home games, remaining unbeaten with just 0.60 goals conceded per game - Bristol City have won only 25% of their last four away fixtures and were thrashed 0-5 by Derby County in their most recent heavy defeat - The goal expectancies significantly favor the home side, projecting nearly a two-goal swing in Swansea's advantage - Swansea's improving defensive metrics (trending down to 0.90 goals conceded per game over last ten) contrast sharply with Bristol City's declining defensive record - Despite sitting five points below Bristol City in the table, Swansea's home form suggests they should be favorites for this encounter **Summary:** The market has priced Swansea at 2.15 for the home win, which represents genuine value given the stark contrast in home and away form. Bristol City's defensive frailties, exposed ruthlessly by Derby recently, should be targeted by a Swansea side averaging two goals per game at home. With superior possession statistics, better defensive trends, and the advantage of seven days rest compared to Bristol City's four, the Welsh side are well-positioned to claim three points. Back Swansea to win at 2.15.

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