Analysis: Swansea - Chelsea, odds and tips

Free Betting Tip & Prediction
for this match

match finished: 31 Jan 2012, 7:45pm GMT

time zone:

CETGMTGMT+4

   odds:

DECIMAL 4.5FRACTIONAL 7/2

our prediction: Chelsea FC Wins 

Tip: 1X2

Stake: 3/10

at the highest odd: 1.75   bookmaker: 

Classifications and team condition

Chelsea is taking the 4th place having 13 points less than the leader Manchester City. The Blues focused on the fight for the 3rd place, which ensures participation in the group stage of the Champions League. They have only four points less than the third team. The goal of the Swans is to hold the position in the league and although the end of the season is far ahead, the Welsh have 8 points more than Blackburn and Wolverhampton, which are in the relegation zone, and have a great chance to meet their goal.

The defender Alan Tate from Brendan Rodgers’s team has been healing his injury since August. The Dutch midfielder Ferrie Bodde dropped out of the squad in the middle of December. It seems that there is a huge chance that these players will be able to be back before the match with Chelsea. The Icelandic midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson joined Swansea, as a loan from the German Hoffenheim. Chelsea is holding talks with the Racing Club Genk on the rent or purchase of Kevin de Bruyne for £8.5 million. Among the other plans of the London club there is Brazilian midfielder of the Donetsk Shakhtar - Willian. The
first £16.6 million offer was rejected by the Ukrainian representatives. The condition for the transfer of the player
represented in the contract amounts to £29 million. Chelsea will play without Lampard and John Obi Mikel at the Liberty Stadium.

Potential and team situation

Swansea:
Alan Tate (Injury), Ferrie Bodde (Injury)

Chelsea:
Frank Lampard (Injury), John Obi Mikel (Injury)

Our free betting Tip and prediction

Swansea seems to be a very suitable for rival Chelsea. The first meeting was led by the Londoners (4:1). The Blues can not afford the loss of points. Swansea has lost only once to Manchester United, it's time for the next giant to conquer the Liberty Stadium...