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🔎ScoutingJuly 23, 2026 at 06:55 AM

GW 14 – scoring in 27 straight: can anyone stop Sirius?

GW 14

Friday opener: VĂ€sterĂ„s host Örgryte

Matchday 14 kicks off at Hitachi Energy Arena on Friday evening as VĂ€sterĂ„s SK host Örgryte IS. The home side sit on 19 points to the visitors' 10 and arrive off three matches without defeat. Örgryte carry the league's lowest field tilt (0.37), but Michael Parker stands out as a clear attacking engine with the league's third-best progressive carrying (107 metres per match). On the other side, Mikkel Ladefoged leads the hosts' attack as the league's third-sharpest striker by xG (0.56 per match). Historically, Örgryte have won both of the two most recent meetings.

Saturday double: DjurgÄrden at Degerfors, Kalmar v MjÀllby

Degerfors IF host DjurgÄrdens IF on Saturday afternoon in what looks like a clear favourite fixture. Degerfors are winless in nine straight and sit on three consecutive defeats, with the league's lowest xG per match (0.86). DjurgÄrden arrive unbeaten in three matches and, in Kristian Lien (0.51 xG per match), have a player finding his positions. The history also favours the visitors: 21 wins in 42 meetings since 1946.

Later that day, Kalmar FF and MjÀllby AIF meet at GuldfÄgeln Arena. Kalmar lead in xPoints (19.2 to 14.9), but MjÀllby have won three head-to-heads in a row and, in Elliot Stroud, carry the league's sharpest creator (0.54 xT per match). Kalmar's Charles Sagoe Jr is ranked #2 in assists per match (0.67) and becomes the hosts' biggest threat against a MjÀllby side winless in six.

Sunday's top clash: can Göteborg break the Sirius streak?

Sunday's 14:00 kick-off at Studenternas carries the matchday's heaviest single number: IK Sirius have scored in 27 consecutive matches. The league leaders hold 35 points, the best chance creation in the division (0.05 xG per attack reaching the final third) and an xGA of 0.14 within eight seconds of losing the ball that few can match. Robbie Ure (0.57 xG per match) carries the attack.

But IFK Göteborg are historically an ugly opponent. BlÄvitt have won 11 of 20 meetings since 1969, the average sits at 3.5 goals per match and the last two head-to-heads have gone Göteborg's way. Tobias Heintz (0.52 in xT per match) drives an attack that is most dangerous on set pieces, where BlÄvitt hold 0.22 xG per free kick to Sirius's 0.12.

Malmö's form meets Elfsborg's crisis

At the other Sunday kick-off, Malmö FF and IF Elfsborg meet in what is the matchday's sharpest contrast. MFF are unbeaten in their last four and have scored in 19 consecutive matches, while Elfsborg sit on three consecutive defeats and seven matches without a win. Malmö also dominate historically (75–37 in 142 meetings since 1931). Sead Haksabanovic is MFF's creator among the ranking's elite (fifth in assists per match), and Elfsborg's balanced style faces a Malmö press that never lets up.

In parallel, BP–Hammarby kicks off at Grimsta and GAIS–Halmstads BK at Gamla Ullevi. Bajen come off three straight wins and dominate the head-to-head 10–1. GAIS face the league's worst-form side; Halmstad are on four consecutive defeats and hold the league's weakest defence (2.1 xGA per match).

Monday finale: HĂ€cken against an AIK in top form

The matchday closes with BK HĂ€cken–AIK at Bravida Arena on Monday evening. The visitors arrive off three straight wins and sit on 21 points, while HĂ€cken hold 23 and have scored in 13 straight matches. The history favours AIK 26–11 since 1983. Amor Layouni (#3 in xT per match, 0.5) and Áron Csongvai (#5 in xT, 0.38) become the fixture's biggest individual weapons.

Matchday 14 schedule: Fri 24/7: VĂ€sterĂ„s–Örgryte (19:00) · Sat 25/7: Degerfors–DjurgĂ„rden (15:00), Kalmar–MjĂ€llby (17:30) · Sun 26/7: Brommapojkarna–Hammarby, Sirius–Göteborg (both 14:00), GAIS–Halmstad, Malmö FF–Elfsborg (both 16:30) · Mon 27/7: BK HĂ€cken–AIK (19:00)

Source: Allsvenskan Weekly Report – Matchday 14 · PlayMakerAI xStats

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🔎ScoutingJuly 23, 2026 at 06:55 AM

GW 14 – scoring in 27 straight: can anyone stop Sirius?

GW 14

Friday opener: VĂ€sterĂ„s host Örgryte

Matchday 14 kicks off at Hitachi Energy Arena on Friday evening as VĂ€sterĂ„s SK host Örgryte IS. The home side sit on 19 points to the visitors' 10 and arrive off three matches without defeat. Örgryte carry the league's lowest field tilt (0.37), but Michael Parker stands out as a clear attacking engine with the league's third-best progressive carrying (107 metres per match). On the other side, Mikkel Ladefoged leads the hosts' attack as the league's third-sharpest striker by xG (0.56 per match). Historically, Örgryte have won both of the two most recent meetings.

Saturday double: DjurgÄrden at Degerfors, Kalmar v MjÀllby

Degerfors IF host DjurgÄrdens IF on Saturday afternoon in what looks like a clear favourite fixture. Degerfors are winless in nine straight and sit on three consecutive defeats, with the league's lowest xG per match (0.86). DjurgÄrden arrive unbeaten in three matches and, in Kristian Lien (0.51 xG per match), have a player finding his positions. The history also favours the visitors: 21 wins in 42 meetings since 1946.

Later that day, Kalmar FF and MjÀllby AIF meet at GuldfÄgeln Arena. Kalmar lead in xPoints (19.2 to 14.9), but MjÀllby have won three head-to-heads in a row and, in Elliot Stroud, carry the league's sharpest creator (0.54 xT per match). Kalmar's Charles Sagoe Jr is ranked #2 in assists per match (0.67) and becomes the hosts' biggest threat against a MjÀllby side winless in six.

Sunday's top clash: can Göteborg break the Sirius streak?

Sunday's 14:00 kick-off at Studenternas carries the matchday's heaviest single number: IK Sirius have scored in 27 consecutive matches. The league leaders hold 35 points, the best chance creation in the division (0.05 xG per attack reaching the final third) and an xGA of 0.14 within eight seconds of losing the ball that few can match. Robbie Ure (0.57 xG per match) carries the attack.

But IFK Göteborg are historically an ugly opponent. BlÄvitt have won 11 of 20 meetings since 1969, the average sits at 3.5 goals per match and the last two head-to-heads have gone Göteborg's way. Tobias Heintz (0.52 in xT per match) drives an attack that is most dangerous on set pieces, where BlÄvitt hold 0.22 xG per free kick to Sirius's 0.12.

Malmö's form meets Elfsborg's crisis

At the other Sunday kick-off, Malmö FF and IF Elfsborg meet in what is the matchday's sharpest contrast. MFF are unbeaten in their last four and have scored in 19 consecutive matches, while Elfsborg sit on three consecutive defeats and seven matches without a win. Malmö also dominate historically (75–37 in 142 meetings since 1931). Sead Haksabanovic is MFF's creator among the ranking's elite (fifth in assists per match), and Elfsborg's balanced style faces a Malmö press that never lets up.

In parallel, BP–Hammarby kicks off at Grimsta and GAIS–Halmstads BK at Gamla Ullevi. Bajen come off three straight wins and dominate the head-to-head 10–1. GAIS face the league's worst-form side; Halmstad are on four consecutive defeats and hold the league's weakest defence (2.1 xGA per match).

Monday finale: HĂ€cken against an AIK in top form

The matchday closes with BK HĂ€cken–AIK at Bravida Arena on Monday evening. The visitors arrive off three straight wins and sit on 21 points, while HĂ€cken hold 23 and have scored in 13 straight matches. The history favours AIK 26–11 since 1983. Amor Layouni (#3 in xT per match, 0.5) and Áron Csongvai (#5 in xT, 0.38) become the fixture's biggest individual weapons.

Matchday 14 schedule: Fri 24/7: VĂ€sterĂ„s–Örgryte (19:00) · Sat 25/7: Degerfors–DjurgĂ„rden (15:00), Kalmar–MjĂ€llby (17:30) · Sun 26/7: Brommapojkarna–Hammarby, Sirius–Göteborg (both 14:00), GAIS–Halmstad, Malmö FF–Elfsborg (both 16:30) · Mon 27/7: BK HĂ€cken–AIK (19:00)

Source: Allsvenskan Weekly Report – Matchday 14 · PlayMakerAI xStats

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Sep 17, 2026

GW 22 – AIK have ten points their football has not paid for

Sirius lead Allsvenskan, DjurgÄrden have kept five consecutive clean sheets and Hammarby own the best numbers in the league at both ends. The strangest team in the round sits seventh. AIK have 33 points against 23.0 expected, the widest gap in the division, and travel to Halmstad on Sunday.

Sep 17, 2026

Fantasy GW 22 – The round's best player is owned by 7 percent

Round 22 hands three of its five best-ranked players to a single club, IFK Göteborg, away at Brommapojkarna, and the league has barely noticed. None of the three reaches ten percent ownership. Deadline is Saturday 19 September, 14:55.

Sep 17, 2026

GW 5 – Bournemouth have the league's second-highest expected points and three real ones

Arsenal and Manchester City sit on twelve points apiece after four rounds, having conceded one goal and two. Further down the table is a side that has played better than either relative to what it has received.

Sep 9, 2026

GW 21 – Torstensson got 30 matches. Aksum got 18.

Karl Marius Aksum left MjÀllby on Tuesday, three days before the round opens away at HÀcken. The weekly report's coaching table shows why the decision is harder than it looks: measured against the team's actual play, Aksum took 0.27 points per match more than the chances justified.

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Sep 17, 2026

GW 22 – AIK have ten points their football has not paid for

Sirius lead Allsvenskan, DjurgÄrden have kept five consecutive clean sheets and Hammarby own the best numbers in the league at both ends. The strangest team in the round sits seventh. AIK have 33 points against 23.0 expected, the widest gap in the division, and travel to Halmstad on Sunday.

Sep 17, 2026

Fantasy GW 22 – The round's best player is owned by 7 percent

Round 22 hands three of its five best-ranked players to a single club, IFK Göteborg, away at Brommapojkarna, and the league has barely noticed. None of the three reaches ten percent ownership. Deadline is Saturday 19 September, 14:55.

Sep 17, 2026

GW 5 – Bournemouth have the league's second-highest expected points and three real ones

Arsenal and Manchester City sit on twelve points apiece after four rounds, having conceded one goal and two. Further down the table is a side that has played better than either relative to what it has received.

Sep 9, 2026

GW 21 – Torstensson got 30 matches. Aksum got 18.

Karl Marius Aksum left MjÀllby on Tuesday, three days before the round opens away at HÀcken. The weekly report's coaching table shows why the decision is harder than it looks: measured against the team's actual play, Aksum took 0.27 points per match more than the chances justified.

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