


Birmingham City
Swansea City-
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August Priske 6
- 2 Liam Millar 4

- 3 Adam Idah 4

- 4 Moussa Yeo 3

- 5 Zan Vipotnik 3

- 6 Demarai Gray 3

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Joseph Opoku3 - 8 Eom Ji-Sung 2

- 9 Ronald 2

- 10 Alex Cochrane 2

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Jay Stansfield 35
- 2 August Priske 29

- 3 Adam Idah 27

- 4 Zan Vipotnik 20

- 5 Melker Widell 18

- 6 Carlos Vicente 18

- 7 Tomoki Iwata 18

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Joseph Opoku17 - 9 Moussa Yeo 15

- 10 Liam Millar 14

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Bright Osayi-Samuel 21
- 2 Filip Lissah 20

- 3 Moussa Yeo 18

- 4 Gonçalo Franco 16

- 5 Josh Tymon 15

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Joseph Opoku15 - 7 Phil Neumann 15

- 8 Jay Stansfield 14

- 9 Melker Widell 13

- 10 Carlos Vicente 12

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Liam Millar 3
- 2 Eom Ji-Sung 3

- 3 Patrick Roberts 3

- 4 Jhon Solís 2

- 5 Melker Widell 2

- 6 Josh Tymon 2

- 7 Alex Cochrane 2

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Joseph Opoku2 - 9 Max Bird 2

- 10 Tomoki Iwata 2

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Alex Cochrane 21
- 2 Liam Millar 19

- 3 Josh Tymon 17

- 4 Patrick Roberts 15

- 5 Moussa Yeo 13

- 6 Tomoki Iwata 12

- 7 Eom Ji-Sung 11

- 8 Zan Vipotnik 11

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Joseph Opoku11 - 10 Elijah Just 11

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Stephen Welsh 833
- 2 Ben Cabango 721

- 3 Christoph Klarer 560

- 4 Josh Tymon 541

- 5 Filip Lissah 529

- 6 Tomoki Iwata 507

- 7 Marko Stamenic 501

- 8 Jay Fulton 489

- 9 Lawrence Vigouroux 446

- 10 Phil Neumann 418

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Jhon Solís 17
- 2 Moussa Yeo 16

- 3 Liam Millar 13

- 4 Melker Widell 10

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Joseph Opoku10 - 6 Filip Lissah 9

- 7 Jay Stansfield 9

- 8 Demarai Gray 8

- 9 Bright Osayi-Samuel 7

- 10 Elijah Just 7

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Phil Neumann 25
- 2 Christoph Klarer 22

- 3 Filip Lissah 18

- 4 Jay Fulton 16

- 5 Stephen Welsh 13

- 6 Tomoki Iwata 12

- 7 Ben Cabango 10

- 8 Jhon Solís 10

- 9 Gonçalo Franco 10

- 10 Marko Stamenic 10

Birmingham City welcome Swansea City to St Andrew’s on Saturday 7 November, a 3pm kick-off between two Championship sides level on points but in very different form.
Second-placed Birmingham are unbeaten at home, with the meanest defence in the division, while fourth-placed Swansea blow hot and cold on their travels. We have picked through the Birmingham City vs Swansea City odds for our best bets, two premium picks and a score prediction below.
Premium Tips
Anthony Eadson has run the rule over the Birmingham City vs Swansea City markets and settled on two picks that back the unbeaten home side, plus an in-form midfielder at a big price.
| Premium Tip | Odds | Why we’re backing it |
|---|---|---|
| Birmingham City to win | 10/11 (William Hill) | Birmingham are unbeaten at St Andrew’s this season, winning three and drawing four of their seven home games, and they have scored 17 goals there while conceding just seven. They have also won five of their last six league games, including 4-0 against Preston and 3-0 against both QPR and Millwall at home. Swansea have lost three of their seven away games and conceded 13 goals on their travels, so the hosts look the solid call at 10/11 with William Hill. |
| Liam Millar to score anytime | 3/1 (Ladbrokes) | Liam Millar has four league goals from an attacking midfield role, and three of those came in Birmingham’s last seven games. He started the 3-0 win over Millwall in midweek, and with August Priske missing that game, Millar may need to carry more of the goal threat. Swansea have kept just two clean sheets on the road and conceded 13 away goals, while Birmingham have scored 17 at home. That makes 3/1 with Ladbrokes a big price for a player in this kind of form. |
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How Birmingham City go into the game
Birmingham City could hardly be in better shape. Chris Davies‘s side sit second on 26 points, level with Saturday’s visitors but ahead on goal difference, and have won four of their last five. The most recent was a 3-0 home win over Millwall, and before that a 3-1 victory at Lincoln City. Their only slip in the five was a 1-0 loss at Cardiff City, which had followed back-to-back home routs of Queens Park Rangers (3-0) and Preston North End (4-0).
What makes them so hard to beat is the defence. Birmingham have conceded only 13 goals in 14 games, the best record in the Championship, and they are yet to lose at St Andrew’s, where they have three wins and four draws from seven. August Priske has six league goals but missed the 3-0 win over Millwall, so Liam Millar and Demarai Gray may need to step up in an attack that has 26 goals to its name.
How Swansea City go into the game
Swansea City arrive level on points but in far choppier form. Vitor Matos‘s team are fourth on 26 points, yet three of their last five have ended in defeat. The most recent was a 3-1 loss at Portsmouth, which came after a thumping 4-0 home win over Blackburn Rovers. Before that they were hammered 5-0 at Queens Park Rangers and beaten 1-0 at home by West Ham United, with a 1-0 win at Millwall the oldest of the five.
The pattern on the road is all-or-nothing: four wins and three defeats from seven away, with no draws, and a leaky look to go with it having shipped 13 goals in those games. Adam Idah, on four league goals, is the main threat up top.

Birmingham City vs Swansea City head-to-head
| Date | Home | Score | Away |
|---|---|---|---|
| 17/01/26 | Swansea City | 1-1 | Birmingham City |
| 20/09/25 | Birmingham City | 1-0 | Swansea City |
| 13/01/24 | Birmingham City | 2-2 | Swansea City |
| 05/08/23 | Swansea City | 1-1 | Birmingham City |
| 04/02/23 | Swansea City | 3-4 | Birmingham City |
There is a lopsided recent record here. Birmingham City are unbeaten in the last five league meetings, winning two and drawing three, and Swansea City have not beaten them in their last 10 encounters across all competitions. The most recent league clash finished 1-1 in south Wales, while Birmingham won the reverse 1-0 at St Andrew’s last season.
Birmingham City vs Swansea City predictions & betting tips
| Our Prediction | Odds & Bookmaker | Confidence | Why We’re Backing It |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birmingham City | 10/11 (William Hill) | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Birmingham are unbeaten at home this season, with three wins and four draws from seven at St Andrew’s. |
| Both teams to score – No | 21/20 (Betfair Sportsbook) | ⭐⭐⭐ | No side in the Championship has conceded fewer than Birmingham’s 13 goals. |
| Under 2.5 goals | 10/11 (Ladbrokes) | ⭐⭐⭐ | Swansea have scored once or not at all in four of their last five outings. |
| Birmingham City 2-0 Swansea City | 8/1 (bet365) | ⭐⭐ | Birmingham have scored 17 of their 26 goals at St Andrew’s and kept five clean sheets in all. |
Birmingham City vs Swansea City score prediction
Everything favours the hosts. Birmingham have the division’s meanest defence, an unbeaten home record and a commanding head-to-head edge, while Swansea’s away form swings wildly, capable of a heavy win one week and a heavy loss the next. We expect Birmingham to control this one and keep a clean sheet against a side that has lost three of its last five. Score prediction: Birmingham City 2-0 Swansea City.
