Swansea v St Gallen Betting Tips and Match Prediction

Swansea continue their Europa League adventure tonight with a home match against St Gallen and we have got free football betting tips for the match.

Swansea got off to a flying start with a 3-0 away win at Valencia in their opening match and will look to build on that with another three points here.

St Galen also won their opening match, a 2-0 home victory against Kuban' Krasnodar.

This will be a much tougher task for the Swiss side and that is illustrated in the latest betting odds. Swansea are a best price 9/20 (Bet365), the draw is 15/4 at the same firm and St Gallen are 7/1 at Coral.

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Swansea have played twice at home in this competition this season and scored an impressive nine goals with Wilfried Bony scoring three of those. He is thriving in this competition and we are backing him to score the first goal at 4/1 with William Hill.

In their last eight matches St Gallen have scored so both teams to score has to be looked at tonight at a best price 10/11 with William Hill.

The Swiss side are in fine form despite them playing in a league or inferior quality to the Premier League. They have won six of their last seven away matches and it would be no surprise to see tham get something from the match here tonight.

For a bit of an outside bet consider taking the 9/2 that both teams score and the match finishes a draw at 9/2.

Swansea v St Gallen Betting Tips

Wilfried Bony to score first – 4/1 William Hill

Both teams to score – 10/11 William Hill

Both teams to score and a draw – 9/2 William Hill

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