Swansea are without a win in 7 games in all competitions, with 6 of those winless games being defeats, and 5 of them by 2 goals or more,

Bristol City, with home advantage, come into this game in decent form, with 8 points from their last 5 games.

They seem to have no issue in beating the lesser sides in the division at home, beating Luton, Portsmouth and Derby all to nil at Ashton Gate since Christmas.

Swansea’s last 16 games in all competitions would have covered this bet, a run only halted by an inevitably tight game against the divisions unders team in Burnley.

The Robins are prone to the odd 1 goal game, but we can’t foresee this coming true given the form that Swansea are in, and they don’t strike us as a team who can play in such a way as to grind out a result.

Twine averages 1.3 fouls per 90 this season in the league. He has covered this bet on his last 4 starts.

Now things not a derby game, but there is a bit of needle between the two sides with it being a localish game.

Twine was booked in the reverse fixture of this 1.

Franco has become a favourite with Swansea fans in his first season with the club, with his all action displays proving a hit.

He averages over 2 fouls per 90 in the Championship, and committed 3 in the reverse fixture.

He’s commited 11 fouls in his last 5 starts, covering this bet on 3 occasions out of 5.

From 14 home games this season, Bristol City have been awarded the most corners on 10 occasions.

They average 5.9 per home game to Swansea 5.7 per away game, but only concede 4.1 whereas Swansea conceded 5.1.

Bristol City should have plenty of the ball in Swansea’s final third and that should lead to them winning the most corners.

Bristol City’s opponents at Ashton Gate this season have been shown the most cards on 9 out of 14 occasions.

The Robins receive 1.6 per home game, whilst their opponents receive 2.5 per game. Swansea average 2.1 cards per game on the road, whilst their opponents average 1.5.

Twine has 5 league goals to his name so far this campaign, all of which have come on home turf in 12 appearances (9 starts).

He also has 5 yellow cards to his name, and commits 1.3 fouls per game as we know from bet builder 1.

He operates behind the strike, but has to press out wide when defending. Swansea main card drawers are Ronald Pereira with 11, and Ji-sung Eom with 6, who both usually play on the flanks.

Cabango scored against Bristol City back in September.

He has been a clear target from set pieces in recent weeks, managing 3 shots on target in his last 4 games.

Given Swansea have scored just 2 goals in their last 5, they may target set pieces as a good route to scoring 1 and Cabango is the main threat if that is the case.