Rob DaviesSwansea City take on winless in fourteen Peterborough United at their extremely waterlogged ground tonight bidding to return to winning ways after two defeats out of their last two games.
Russell Martin is unlikely to make wholesale changes to the line up, although Hannes Wolf may return to the starting eleven. Ryan Manning will again be out due to his four match suspension.
Peterborough
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— Peterborough United (@theposh) March 16, 2022
Swansea City
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Here's how the #Swans line up for our @SkyBetChamp match against @theposh
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— Swansea City AFC (@SwansOfficial) March 16, 2022
Posh boss Grant McCann
โThey are very much possession-based and they can be very hard to play against as they rotate players all the time.
โItโs not unusual for their centre-half to turn up at centre forward!
โWe will have to be disciplined in terms of shape and structure. We will have to concentrate and our communication must be good from number one to number 11. But we also have to make sure we carry a threat.”
Swans assistant Matt Gill
“I think we all recognise we need to be a little bit more proactive in the final third.
โWe probably arrive in the final third more in more control and in good team structure than anyone in the league.โ
โItโs about control for us. We want to control as much of the game as we can. Itโs a very random game so the more you control it the better.”
