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Swansea City vs Crystal Place: English Premier League live scores, blog

29th November, 2014
Date: 30th November 2014
Venue: Liberty Stadium
Kick-Off: 2:00 (AEDT)
Referee: Martin Atkinson
Last Meeting: Swansea City 1 - 1 Crystal Palace (3/03/14)
Form: Swansea City (D/W/L), Crystal Palace (L/L/W)
Table Position: Swansea City (7th), Crystal Palace (15th)
Head-to-Head: Swansea City 4, Crystal Palace 0, 1 Draw
Coverage: Live on Fox Sports
Betting: Swansea City $1.75, Draw $3.50, Crystal Palace $4.80
Crystal Palace's 5-4 loss to Swansea was a disaster for Palace fans.
Roar Guru
29th November, 2014
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Swansea City will be looking to reclaim a position in the top four when they host Crystal Palace, who will have a lot of momentum behind them after a stellar performance against Liverpool last week. Join The Roar from 2:00am (AEDT) for live updates.

Swansea City started off strong against former champions Manchester City in their last fixture through an early goal from Wilfried Bony, before conceding two goals in what was a entertaining fixture at the Etihad Stadium.

Although disappointed by the result, Swansea manager Garry Monk can take a lot of positives out of the game, including impressive midfield link ups, most notably including Jefferson Montero, who has been in outstanding form in recent weeks, creating opportunities whenever he can and playing a full game at a consistent pace.

Set to take on Queens Park Rangers and West Ham United in their following fixtures, Swansea City are more than capable of winning their next few games and should be looking to gain maximum points in the fight for a top four position.

Despite chasing the game after they conceded in just the second minute, Crystal Palace sent their fans home happy scoring three goals, including a stunning free kick by Socceroos skipper Mile Jedinak, in a entertaining win against Liverpool.

Palace manager Neil Warnock will be looking to implement some of the attacking strategies that were successful against Liverpool, however with Palace’s lacking ability to keep possession in recent weeks, it would not be a surprise to see Montero, Sigurdsson and Dyer come off successful off a counter attacking play.

Crystal Palace have had limited success against Swansea City, and will be looking to break that curse when they travel to the Liberty Stadium. The last time these two teams played was earlier in March, where a ten man Swansea City side dominated the majority of the game before a eighty-second minute penalty saw Palace salvage a draw.

This time around however, Swansea look much stronger in the back, much more clinical in their attacking movements and will be looking to come up with the three points.

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Prediction: Swansea City 2-0 Crystal Palace

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