Swansea

Swansea.com Stadium · Est. 1912

Capacity: 21,028Swanseagrass
2026/2027

Swansea's 2025/2026 Championship Campaign

Swansea’s 2025/2026 Championship journey was a mixed bag, finishing 11th with 64 points from 46 games. Their record included 18 wins, 10 draws, and 18 losses, with a slightly negative goal difference of -2 after scoring 57 and conceding 59. At home, they were more comfortable, claiming 11 wins and 6 draws, while away form was less convincing, with 7 wins but 12 losses.

Defensively, Swansea managed 12 clean sheets across the season, split between 7 at home and 5 on the road. The campaign showed some resilience but lacked consistency, especially away from home. Their biggest win streak wasn’t specified, but the overall pattern suggests periods of both promise and frustration.

Looking ahead, Swansea will hope to build on the foundations laid this season, aiming to convert those near misses into a push for higher honours without losing the gritty edge they displayed throughout.

Manager

Vitor Emanuel Soares Matos

Season at a glance

W 2·D 1·L 05–1 GF/GA+4 GD2 clean sheetsWDW

Streaks

Last 5 home1W1D0Llast 5
Last 5 away2W0D0Llast 5
Scored3/4
Conceded1/4

Last result

Swansea
2-0
Watford
1 Sept

Next match

Swansea
20:00
Wrexham
5 Sept

Championship table

#TeamPPts
1Charlton39
2Wolves37
3Swansea37
4QPR37
As of 19 Jul 2026View full table →
Last 5: ←oldest

Swansea's 2025/2026 Season Form

Swansea's campaign in the Championship has been a bit of a mixed bag, ending in 11th place with 64 points from 46 matches. They managed 18 wins but also suffered 18 defeats, showing a tendency to drop points more through losses than draws, with 10 stalemates across the season.

Their biggest win streak is unrecorded, suggesting that consistency might have been elusive rather than a series of impressive runs. At home, they were more reliable, with 11 wins compared to 7 on the road, although they conceded slightly more goals away (32) than at home (27).

All told, Swansea’s season was marked by a near balance between goals scored and conceded, reflected in their -2 goal difference. Not exactly setting the Championship alight, but enough to keep mid-table company and avoid the relegation dogfight.

Statistics

Home / Away splits

HomeGoals forAway
0
5
HomeGoals againstAway
0
1
HomeClean sheetsAway
1
1
HomeFailed to scoreAway
1
0
HomeAvg goals scored / gameAway
0.00vs2.50

Biggest results

  • Biggest away win0-3

Week-by-week trends

Not enough rounds played yet — week-by-week trends appear once at least four rounds have been recorded.

Team Intelligence

Form & Record▾
Win %66.7%
Clean Sheet %66.7%
Avg Scored1.67
Avg Conceded0.33
Injuries▾
C. Burgess1 Sept
Missing Fixture
Gonçalo Franco1 Sept
Missing Fixture
B. Cabango1 Sept
Questionable
Advanced Metrics▾
QA Goals/Game4.15
QA Conceded/Game0.13
Opposition Strength0.40x league average

Current Streaks

Competitive matches only

  • Scored in 2 of last 3 games

  • Conceded in 1 of last 3 games

  • Kept 2 consecutive clean sheets

  • Won 2 of last 3 games

  • No active streak

  • Drew 1 of last 3 games

  • Failed to score in 1 of last 3 games

Top Performers▾

Swansea’s Home and Away Split in the Championship 2025/2026

Swansea have shown a marked contrast between their home and away performances in the 2025/2026 Championship campaign. At home, they have been more convincing, netting 34 goals and keeping 7 clean sheets, resulting in 11 wins from 23 matches. Their defence at the Liberty Stadium has been relatively sturdier, conceding 27 times.

Away from home, however, Swansea’s form dips noticeably. They have scored just 23 goals and conceded 32, with only 5 clean sheets and 12 losses in 23 fixtures. This suggests a side that feels more comfortable and confident in familiar surroundings, while struggling to impose themselves on opponents on the road. Such imbalance could be a factor in their mid-table 11th-place finish.

Swansea's Fipster Prediction Record

Fipster's model has a modest but promising start with Swansea in the 2025/2026 Championship campaign, having scored on just one occasion so far. From that single scored fixture, the model earned a tick, signalling a correct prediction without the fanfare of a star performance. While the sample size is minimal, this early success suggests the model is still building its record on Swansea, with potential for more insights as the season progresses. It's a gentle introduction rather than a full-on Swansea saga just yet.

Venue

Swansea.com Stadium

Swansea.com Stadium

Swansea
Capacity: 21,028
Surface: grass