• Swansea are unbeaten in their last five matches

• Hull have lost three of their last five Championship away fixtures

• Recommended bet: Swansea to win

Swansea have gathered seven points from their last three Championship matches and should be growing in confidence as they prepare to take on Hull at the Swansea.com Stadium.

Last season was a largely positive experience for the Swans, who climbed to 11th place after winning five of their final seven games.

And the feelgood vibe has been maintained with Alan Sheehan’s side rising to seventh in the latest standings.

The Swans haven’t lost a home game since March and they look tough opposition for Hull, who are struggling to move on from last season’s struggles.

Hull have suffered back-to-back losses at home to Blackburn (0-3) and away to Bristol City (4-2), leaving themselves three points above the drop zone.

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Team news

Injured defender Ricardo Santos was absent for the 2-0 victory at Sheffield Wednesday before the international break, while Ollie Cooper and Fillip Lissah sealed deadline day loan moves to Wigan and Falkirk.

Adam Idah has joined permanently from Celtic while Ishe Samuels-Smith and Manuel Benson have joined on loan from Chelsea and Burnley.

Hull could be without Matt Crooks, Semi Ajayi, Liam Miller, Eliot Matazo and Nathan Tinsdale, who were absent for the 4-2 loss at Bristol City. Amir Hadziahmetovic has joined on loan from Besiktas and Darko Gyabi is in contention after his permanent switch from Leeds.

The stats

Swansea have won four of their last six home league games without conceding any goals.

The Swans are unbeaten in their last eight home fixtures.

Hull have conceded two or more goals in each of their last four fixtures.

Three of Hull’s last four games have generated at least five goals.

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Prediction

Swansea have not tasted defeat since the opening weekend of the season and their strong start can continue with a victory over Hull in south Wales.

The transfer window finished on a positive note for the Swans, who retained key striker Zan Vipotnik and added Ireland international forward Adam Idah.

The Welsh side have some decent attacking options and they can take advantage of a defensively suspect Hull, who have shipped nine goals across their last three league matches.

Hull have had a fortnight to dust themselves down, but they look an unsettled group and may struggle to avoid a third straight loss.

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