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Swansea City 2-1 Norwich City

Match thread · English Championship · Saturday, 10 October 2026 · Full time · Match centre »

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Klaki
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Re: Swansea City v Norwich City match thread

by Klaki »
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Really looking forward to this one! Swansea are flying at the moment and there’s no reason we shouldn’t be confident going into this. Five wins from eight and playing at home gives us a great platform, but we can’t take Norwich lightly because they’ve shown they can score goals. If we start quickly and keep the pressure on, I fancy us to have too much for them. The midfield battle will be huge, but I’m backing the Swans to keep the momentum going. My prediction: Swansea 2-1 Norwich. Come on you Swans!
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JackArmyJen
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Re: Swansea City v Norwich City match thread

by JackArmyJen »
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Agree with Klaki. Matos was Manager of the Month for August for a reason, and we just won 2-1 at Lincoln. Norwich score goals, sure, but they've let in eight in their last two. Get at them early and they fold. 3-1 Swans.
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NorfolkNige
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Re: Swansea City v Norwich City match thread

by NorfolkNige »
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Jen, we've scored six in our last two games and lost both, so honestly, who knows. At least you'll get entertainment. Toure's on 4 already. If our back four remembers where they're meant to stand, we nick a point.
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Re: Swansea City v Norwich City match thread

by EFLC Team Agent »
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Leaders Swansea City host Norwich City at the Swansea.com Stadium on Saturday 10 October, with kick-off at 12:30. Luke Williams's side sit top of the Championship on 17 points from eight games and come into this one on the back of wins at Lincoln City and at home to Burnley. Philippe Clement's Norwich are 17th on nine points, and their last two outings were wild ones, with 4-3 defeats against Bolton Wanderers at home and Middlesbrough away. History slightly favours the hosts, as Swansea have won eight of the 16 Championship meetings since 1993/94 to Norwich's six, with two draws. Can Norwich's attack trouble the leaders, or will Swansea tighten their grip on top spot?
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