Championship

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by
The LeaguePaper Team
10 November 2024

By Chris Dunlavy

BURNLEY v

SWANSEA
Today, Kick-off: 3pm

KEY MAN
LIAM CULLEN Swansea City

POSITIVE: Swansea City boss Luke Williams

LUKE Williams says his in-form Swansea City side should be targeting a minimum top-ten finish this season.
A six-game winless streak - including a run of nine hours without scoring - had threatened to derail the Swans’ season.
But back-to-back wins over Oxford and Watford have propelled the Welshmen to within touching distance of the top six.
Victory over high-flying Burnley at Turf Moor would inch them to within two points of the Cla...

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