Israeli Goalkeeper Daniel Peretz Starts for Southampton, Solomon on Bench for West Ham
Israeli goalkeeper Daniel Peretz was in goal for Southampton's Championship match against league leaders Swansea City on Tuesday. This marks another start for Peretz, who had his best game of the season in Southampton's previous 1-1 draw with Lincoln, making several key saves before conceding a late equalizer. Despite his efforts, Peretz is still seeking his first clean sheet of the season.
Southampton, currently in the lower half of the table due to a four-point deduction, entered the match unbeaten in their last four league games. Swansea, on the other hand, has had a strong start to the season, leading the Championship with 11 points and remaining undefeated, having conceded only one goal and keeping four clean sheets in their first five matches.
Meanwhile, Israeli winger Manor Solomon was named on the bench for West Ham's away game against Bolton Wanderers. West Ham, coming off two consecutive wins against Wolves and Derby County, aimed for a third straight victory to climb the table. Bolton, a newly promoted team, has struggled recently, losing their last three league games and accumulating only four points from five matches.
Historically, Bolton has a strong home record against West Ham, having won their last seven home encounters, with West Ham's last away win against Bolton dating back to 1995.
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