Gylfi Sigurdsson already has 18 Premier League goals and 10 assists this season - more than any other campaign.

He's already matched his tally of chances created from the entire 2015-16 season (57), with 11 games remaining.

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Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Swansea look like a different team under Paul Clement, in attack as well as defence.

I don't understand why Fernando Llorente did not start many games when Bob Bradley was in charge of Swansea before Christmas.

Hull also improved when Marco Silva took over, but they have started to plateau a little bit and they are still in deep trouble at the bottom of the table.

I am going to back the Tigers to get something here, though.

Lawro's prediction:  1-1  

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Swansea City

Swansea City boss Paul Clement:   "The first thing is we go there to try and win the game. But if we don't it is very important not to lose based on the gap of points between us and them. A point there would not be a bad result.

"I have watched their games and they were ahead against Leicester, but they probably played them at a bad time compared to when we played them.

"They also lost against Chelsea and Arsenal, but I thought they played very well in both those games."

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Hull City

Hull City boss Marco Silva: "The last two games against them were two wins for us, but the next game is the most important. We need to win.

"We still have six games at home, and three over the next four weeks. We feel good when we play at home."

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Hull make two changes from the 3-1 defeat by Leicester City. Abel Hernandez and Omar Elabdellaoui come in for Oumar Niasse and Ahmed Elmohamady.

Curtis Davies is fit after a hamstring injury suffered in January, but starts on the bench.

Hull City XI:  Jakupovic, Robertson, Maguire, Huddlestone, Hernandez, N'Diaye, Clucas, Ranocchia, Elabdellaoui, Grosicki, Markovic. 

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Swansea  make just the one change from their 3-2 win over Burnley. Winger Wayne Routledge replaces Luciano Narsingh, who drops to the bench.

Swansea XI:  Fabianski, Olsson, Mawson, Fernandez, Rangel, Cork, Fer, Carroll, Sigurdsson, Routledge, Llorente.

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Hello and welcome to our coverage of Hull v Swansea.

It's 19th v 16th, one of just three Premier League games today but the only one with a real impact at the bottom of the table.

Hosts Hull sit second from bottom, four points from safety with just two wins in their last 10.

Swansea are five points above the drop, a little too close to comfort for Paul Clement's side who have lost six of their past 10.

Relegation six-pointer? Let's have it.

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