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Graham Potter to make 2 key changes – Strongest 3-5-2 Swansea XI to face Wigan Athletic

Predicted Swansea City line-up to face Wigan Athletic in the Championship

Swansea City picked up an important 3-0 victory against Queen Park Rangers during the weekend to maintain pace with the leaders at the top. The Swans are now at 7th place and are very much in the running to make it to the playoff.

Graham Potter’s men take on Wigan Athletic in the midweek as both teams battle to get to the top. Wigan are level on points with Swansea and this game will be a decisive clash in the long-term.

Team News

Apart from usual absentees Wilfried Bony, Joel Asoro and Jefferson Montero, Swansea City have no real injury concerns at the moment.

Probable Swansea City XI

Manager: Graham Potter

Formation: 3-5-2

Erwin Mulder (GK)

Mulder has made the role his own after taking the reins from Nordfeldt and he will continue in goal.

Kyle Naughton (LCB)

Naughton looked good in a three-man defence. He will continue in the same role for this game.

Van Der Hoorn (CB)

Swansea’s leader at the back will play a crucial role in getting them back to the Premier League next season.

Mike van der Hoorn

Joe Rodon (RCB)

The youngster has made a name for himself under the new manager and will definitely complete the three-man backline for this game.

Conor Roberts (RM)

Roberts scored his first goal of the season in the previous game and looked energetic down the right flank.

Leroy Fer (RCM)

Fer looked impressive after coming on as a substitute in the last game and should start in the middle of the park.

Tom Carroll (CM)

After making a slow start to the season, Carroll is now one of their main distributors in the middle of the park.

Swansea
Tom Carrol

Bersant Celina (LCM)

The return of Celina has definitely boosted the Swansea midfield. He has been a fruitful presence for them in the middle of the park.

Jay Fulton (LM)

Fulton picked up the third and final goal in the game against Queens Park Rangers. He will start at left-midfield.

Baker-Richardson (ST)

The 22-year-old scored his first goal of the season and capped off an impressive performance last time out. More of the same will be needed from him in this game.

Read more: Naughton 9/10, Carroll 8/10 – Here’s how the Swansea stars fared in the 3-0 win vs QPR

Oliver McBurnie (ST)

McBurnie is definitely one of the Swans’ most potent threats going forward. He will continue to lead the line for them.