QPR can defend compactly and break quickly through Smyth or Poku, while Swansea prefer longer possession and a left-sided delivery. Both sides have changed personnel on the right, making the first pass after a regain decisive. A spell of pressure will matter only if it ends with a clean chance after the first clearance.
Swansea's Tymon and Widell have already supplied Idah and Yeo from the left, a route that remains available after Ronald's new injury. Lissah is available again in Swansea's right defence, while QPR lose Chair and Madsen in central creation and Mbengue on the right. Madsen did not play the Birmingham match after his Derby contribution, and Chair has missed recent games. Swansea can carry the ball past QPR's first pressure and feed the side of the box where those changes matter. That's why I'm siding with Swansea.
