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    Plymouth v Swansea

    Plymouth v Swansea, Tuesday 10 Dec, 19:45
    It’s another three games in a week cycle and after the storm hampered journey to Luton over the weekend it’s another long trip to Plymouth.
    We meet up again with ex-Swans Morgan Whittaker (he’s out injured), Michael Obafemi and Matthew Sorinola.
    Manager Wayne Rooney has just brought in Mike Phelan as his new assistant after Pete Shuttleworth left for personal reasons. Phelan was assistant manager to the great Alex Ferguson at Man Utd where they won many league titles together.
    Plymouth’s home game against Oxford was called off due to the high winds last Saturday so they haven’t played for ten days since their 4-0 drubbing at Bristol City. Four days before that they lost 6-1 at Norwich (who hadn’t won in their previous 7 games). Norwich and the Championship’s leading scorer on 15 goals Borja Sainz getting a hat-trick.
    Swans meanwhile gained a point from a 1-1 draw at Luton. After conceding early to a Cabango slip-up they recovered to equalise second half and should have won at a canter with their dominance, but poor finishing let them down.
    Last edited by jackaway; 10-12-2024 at 08:08 AM.

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