Prediction Swansea City - West Ham United today 21:00 17/10/2026.

Swansea City is maintaining strong form with 7 wins in their last 10 games, only one loss (1-3 to Southampton) and 2 draws, demonstrating stability and good control over match outcomes.

Swansea City scored 16 goals (average 1.6 per game) in 10 matches, with 3 matches achieving 2 goals or more (against Norwich, Burnley, Watford), while keeping a clean sheet in 5 matches, demonstrating a balance between attack and defense.

Key players such as Lawrence Vigouroux (goalkeeper), Josh Tymon, Filip Lissah, Adam Idah, and Moussa Kounfolo Yeo have played continuously and effectively, creating a stable framework for the team formation.

The winning percentage without conceding goals (WTN) reached 30% (3 matches), indicating that Swansea City can control the game when needed, even though they don't always adopt a defensive style.

Swansea City is leading the league table with 23 points after 10 matches, demonstrating strong motivation to maintain their position at the top of the table.

The high number of yellow cards (17) reflects the intense competition, but did not result in any red cards, demonstrating discipline in confrontational situations.

Swansea City is using various tactical formations (4-3-3, 4-2-3-1, 4-1-4-1) to adapt to opponents, showing flexibility in tactics, although there have been no sudden changes

Goal difference of +9 (16-7) and the "Over" (Tài) ratio at the >0.5 goal mark reaching 80% indicates an open attacking style, but has not maintained defensive consistency in every match.

The lack of depth in the forward line, with Eom Ji-Sung and Zan Vipotnik starting only three games, has made Swansea City reliant on Adam Idah and Zan Vipotnik (scoring 6 goals, accounting for 60% of the team's total).

Lack of diversity in the midfield, with players like Melker Widell and Stephen Eustáquio not having enough playing time to create an impact

The 'Both Teams to Score' (BTS) ratio only reaches 50%, indicating that the playing style sometimes lacks proactivity in tight defensive matches.

The reserve team lacks stability, with players such as Elijah Just, Jay Fulton, and Zan Vipotnik failing to maintain the same level of performance as the main squad, creating risks when facing a dominant opponent.

West Ham has demonstrated impressive goal-scoring ability with 27 goals in their last 10 matches, averaging 2.7 goals per game, particularly standing out in matches against weaker opponents such as Wrexham (6-0), Derby County (3-0), and Wolverhampton (4-2).

West Ham are controlling the game well, with an average of 6.1 corners per game, showing their ability to create opportunities from set pieces and maintain pressure on the opposition.

Key players such as Jarrod Bowen (5 goals, 3 assists) and Taty Castellanos (1 goal, 2 assists) have played consistently, being the pillars in West Ham's attacking play.

West Ham is ranked 5th in the EFL Championship with 4 wins, 4 draws, and 1 loss in 9 games, showing a balance between attack and defense, but not enough to guarantee a play-off spot.

Recent overall performance (5 wins, 3 draws, 2 losses in 10 matches) indicates stability, but is not enough to prove superiority over stronger opponents

West Ham's goal difference is +11, reflecting good scoring ability, but the clean sheet ratio only reaches 22.22%, indicating a lack of stability in the defensive line.

West Ham often struggles in defense, conceding 14 goals (an average of 1.4 goals per game) and suffering two heavy defeats (2-3 against Fulham, 1-2 against Charlton), highlighting a lack of solidity when opponents increase pressure.

West Ham received 15 yellow cards and 1 red card in their last 10 games, particularly with 3 matches featuring 3 or more yellow cards (Millwall, Watford, Charlton), reflecting a lack of discipline and uncontrolled playing behavior.

Unstable performance after losing two consecutive matches (Fulham and Charlton) following four consecutive wins, highlighting the difficulties in maintaining stable performance in crucial matches.