Malmo FF

Elfsborg have been remarkably resilient on their home turf this season, winning seven and drawing three of their 12 matches while keeping six clean sheets and allowing just nine goals. They have also avoided defeat in each of their last four home encounters against Malmo, posting three wins and a draw. Malmo travel with notable squad disruptions, missing key personnel including Pontus Jansson, and have dropped points in four of their last seven league games. Backing Elfsborg on the double chance accounts for both a home victory and a shared outcome between two relatively close sides in the standings.

BK Hacken possess one of the strongest away records in the division, suffering only two defeats in 11 away league games while scoring 21 goals and conceding 12. Malmo FF have been uncharacteristically vulnerable on their own patch, losing six of their 12 home matches and conceding an average of 1.7 goals per home game. Head-to-head history heavily supports the visitors, with Hacken avoiding defeat in eight of the past 10 meetings between the sides, including a 3-2 victory in their previous encounter in May 2026. Furthermore, Malmo are missing critical defensive figures through injuries to P. Jansson and K. Busuladzic as well as A. Djuric's suspension, giving Hacken a favorable platform to take at least a point.

Malmo FF or Draw — 78% confidence

Kalmar FF have endured a dismal away campaign, remaining winless in 11 road fixtures with nine defeats and two draws. Malmo have experienced some inconsistency at home with six defeats, but they face an opponent that has collected only two points away from home all season. Backing Malmo on the double chance accounts for potential stalemates while strongly respecting Kalmars inability to win on the road.

BTTS No — 71% confidence

Kalmar have displayed severe struggles in front of goal, failing to score in seven of their 11 away league matches and scoring zero goals across their last four competitive fixtures. In addition, historical meetings between these two clubs indicate a low rate of mutual scoring, with both teams finding the net in only 30 percent of their last ten encounters.

These two calls are about different parts of the match (double chance and both teams to score), so neither one determines the other. The figure shown is the lower of the two — a combo can never be more likely than its weaker leg.

Kalmar FF have endured a dismal away campaign, remaining winless in 11 road fixtures with nine defeats and two draws. Malmo have experienced some inconsistency at home with six defeats, but they face an opponent that has collected only two points away from home all season. Backing Malmo on the double chance accounts for potential stalemates while strongly respecting Kalmars inability to win on the road.

Kalmar have displayed severe struggles in front of goal, failing to score in seven of their 11 away league matches and scoring zero goals across their last four competitive fixtures. In addition, historical meetings between these two clubs indicate a low rate of mutual scoring, with both teams finding the net in only 30 percent of their last ten encounters.

Malmo FF average 2.2 goals scored per home match and face a Kalmar defence that concedes 1.7 goals per away game, creating a dependable foundation for at least two goals. However, pushing to Over 2.5 lacks sufficient evidence because Kalmar average only 0.6 goals on their travels, have failed to score in 7 of 11 away fixtures, and managed zero goals across their last four completed league matches. Additionally, 70 percent of the last 10 head-to-head meetings between these teams produced two or fewer goals, averaging 2.1 goals per encounter. Two goals in the match aligns cleanly with Malmo's attacking metrics, whereas relying on a third goal places too much burden on a visitor attack that rarely contributes away from home.

Malmo FF or Draw — 75% confidence

Malmo FF have been formidable travelers in the Allsvenskan this season, suffering just two losses across ten away matches while winning six. They have scored in all ten away games and recorded five clean sheets on the road. In contrast, Vasteras have won only three of their ten home league games and have gone scoreless in their last two home fixtures against Sirius and Kalmar FF. Backing Malmo on the double chance covers both an away victory and the draw.

Under 2.5 Goals — 62% confidence

Recent league matches for both sides point toward a lower total goal count. Vasteras have generated under 1.5 goals in each of their last two home fixtures, failing to score in both. Meanwhile, three of Malmo's last four league matches have finished with under 2.5 goals, including 1-0 away victories at Sirius and Gais as well as a 0-0 draw with AIK Stockholm. Malmo's disciplined defense on the road concedes an average of just 1.1 goals per match.

These two calls are about different parts of the match (double chance and total goals), so neither one determines the other. The figure shown is the lower of the two — a combo can never be more likely than its weaker leg.

Recent league matches for both sides point toward a lower total goal count. Vasteras have generated under 1.5 goals in each of their last two home fixtures, failing to score in both. Meanwhile, three of Malmo's last four league matches have finished with under 2.5 goals, including 1-0 away victories at Sirius and Gais as well as a 0-0 draw with AIK Stockholm. Malmo's disciplined defense on the road concedes an average of just 1.1 goals per match.

Malmo FF have been formidable travelers in the Allsvenskan this season, suffering just two losses across ten away matches while winning six. They have scored in all ten away games and recorded five clean sheets on the road. In contrast, Vasteras have won only three of their ten home league games and have gone scoreless in their last two home fixtures against Sirius and Kalmar FF. Backing Malmo on the double chance covers both an away victory and the draw.

Direct meetings between these two Swedish giants are historically low-scoring, with both teams finding the net in only 20 percent of their last ten encounters. Five of the previous six meetings between Malmo and AIK have ended with at least one clean sheet, including three consecutive goalless draws in 2024 and 2025, alongside Malmo's 1-0 away victory in April 2026.

Malmo have a commanding home head-to-head record against AIK, remaining unbeaten across their last five home meetings with four victories and one draw. While AIK possess a solid away record this season, their extensive injury list leaves them missing key contributors across all lines, giving Malmo a distinct physical and rotational edge to secure at least a point.

Sirius have suffered only one defeat in nine home matches this season, scoring 23 goals at their own ground with an average of 2.6 goals scored per home match. Their attack is spearheaded by R. Ure with 15 goals and I. Bjerkebo with 13 goals and 5 assists, giving them the highest-scoring offense in the division with 47 goals overall. Malmo FF travel without suspended pair K. Busuladzic and O. Rosengren, alongside injured players P. Jansson, E. Ekong, N. John, and O. Sjostrand. Given Malmo's eight defeats in 18 league fixtures and Sirius winning the last two head-to-head matches by scores of 3-2 and 5-1, the home side possess strong probability to avoid defeat in an open, attacking match.

Malmo FF hold a clear overall quality advantage in this cup matchup, evidenced by recent away wins at Gais (1-0) and IF Brommapojkarna (2-1). Lindo FF have struggled for defensive solidity, conceding across four of their last five matches, making an away positive result highly probable.

Malmo FF or Draw — 85% confidence

Malmo FF hold a clear overall quality advantage in this cup matchup, evidenced by recent away wins at Gais (1-0) and IF Brommapojkarna (2-1). Lindo FF have struggled for defensive solidity, conceding across four of their last five matches, making an away positive result highly probable.

Over 2.5 Goals — 74% confidence

Recent fixtures involving both clubs have frequently produced goals. Lindo FF have seen multiple high-scoring affairs, including a 2-3 loss against Fittja and a 1-2 defeat to Sleipner, while four of Malmo FF's last five competitive games produced at least three total goals.

These two calls are about different parts of the match (double chance and total goals), so neither one determines the other. The figure shown is the lower of the two — a combo can never be more likely than its weaker leg.

Recent fixtures involving both clubs have frequently produced goals. Lindo FF have seen multiple high-scoring affairs, including a 2-3 loss against Fittja and a 1-2 defeat to Sleipner, while four of Malmo FF's last five competitive games produced at least three total goals.

Malmö FF have struggled at home with five losses in eight league outings and enter without defensive stalwarts P. Jansson and J. Stryger. Djurgården have been strong on the road with four wins from seven games, and historical head-to-head encounters show a 70% trend of matches finishing under 2.5 goals.