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West Ham vs Swansea has produced an alternating English–Welsh balance rather than a fixed hierarchy. Swansea won 4-1 on 3 March 2018, while West Ham had taken 1-0 victories on 30 September and 8 April 2017. A 4-1 West Ham win in December 2016 and a 0-0 draw add further contrast, making the next scoreline more informative than any single result.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Swansea
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12M
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14M
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10F
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11M
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7M
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27D
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13G
West Ham Substitutes
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D
22
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M
30
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M
18
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F
12
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M
33
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M
43
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G
25
Match events
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8'⚽Ki Sung-Yeung Normal Goal (Asst: A. Ayew)
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27'S. Byram W. Reid
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32'⚽M. van der Hoorn Normal Goal (Asst: Ki Sung-Yeung)
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41'Mark Noble Yellow Card
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46'M. Antonio P. Evra
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48'⚽A. King Normal Goal
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63'⚽J. Ayew Penalty
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66'Marko Arnautović Yellow Card
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66'Cheikhou Kouyaté Yellow Card
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78'N. Dyer A. Ayew
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78'⚽M. Antonio Normal Goal (Asst: A. Cresswell)
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81'T. Carroll A. King
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90'T. Abraham S. Clucas
Stats for this game
Matchup West Ham VS Swansea
Margins move in both directions
Swansea’s 4-1 home win over West Ham on 3 March 2018 supplied the clearest counterpoint to the London club’s narrow victories. West Ham won 1-0 at home on 30 September 2017 and again on 8 April, while a 4-1 away success at Swansea on 26 December 2016 created a wider answer. The fixed Premier League scorelines therefore point in both directions rather than establishing a lasting order. The narrow wins provide a useful counterweight.
A comparison without a settled script
The 0-0 draw at Swansea on 20 December 2015 adds a quieter marker to the sequence. Together, the scorelines range from shared points to four-goal margins, so neither club can be described through one recurring outcome. The durable question is whether West Ham can reproduce its 1-0 margins, whether Swansea can recreate the 2018 separation, or whether another close result gives this competitive comparison a different emphasis.