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Five of the last six meetings between these two have produced home wins, including Middlesbrough’s 1-0 victory in December. Boro though haven’t won in this part of South Wales since 2009.
Under 2.5 goals is 4/5.
Draw and under 2.5 goals is 10/3.
Andraž Šporar is 6/1 to break the deadlock and 2/1 to score anytime.
Match preview
Can Middlesbrough revive their flailing promotion push with just four games to go?
On Easter Monday, Boro were beaten again, this time 2-0 by Huddersfield at the Riverside.
Before this, Boro had only los four of their previous 19 league games, also beating Manchester United and Tottenham in the FA Cup in this period.
Now though, Middlesbrough are ninth, three points below the play-off places, with just four league games remaining.
Swansea City meanwhile have actually been in the Premier League more recently than Boro but are languishing in mid-table.
Russell Martin’s side were seemingly on course for a routine victory over Reading on Monday.
The Swans led 4-1 at the Madejski, Hannes Wolf, Joël Piroe and Michael Obafemi scoring, only for the Royals to fight back and snatch a 4-4 draw.
Despite this, Swansea are actually unbeaten in seven but sit 13th and aren’t going to threatened the play-off spot.
Will Boro get back on track at the Swansea.com Stadium?
