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🔎ScoutingJuly 1, 2026 at 08:32 AM

GW 11 - is Sirius pulling away?

GW 11

IK Sirius - MjÀllby AIF

On Friday MjÀllby AIF come to town, the side that, paradoxically, has won eight of the last twelve meetings between the clubs, making the matchday opener the leaders' first real stress test.

Historically the two teams have produced tight, high-scoring games, averaging 3.0 goals per match since 2020. Sirius's attack is led by Isak Bjerkebo, statistically the league's most clinical striker with 0.57 xG per match. MjÀllby's counterpart is the creator Elliot Stroud, who at 0.58 xT per match generates more threat through his on-ball actions than any player in the league.

HĂ€cken–DjurgĂ„rden: the matchday's heaviest fixture

When BK HÀcken host DjurgÄrdens IF on Monday evening, form's undisputed team meets a DjurgÄrden side yet to find its footing. HÀcken are unbeaten in ten and have scored in the same run. DjurgÄrden arrive off the back of two straight defeats, but still boast the league's best build-up play (0.37) and best xG from set pieces (0.21).

Amor Layouni (HÀcken, #3 in xT) and Kristian Lien (DjurgÄrden, #2 in xG at 0.55 per match) will be the fixture's biggest individual weapons. Historically, DjurgÄrden hold the edge with 20 wins in 40 meetings, to HÀcken's 13.

Elfsborg–Hammarby: crisis meets underlying form

In the second of the matchday's heavy fixtures, IF Elfsborg meet Hammarby IF in BorÄs. Elfsborg are unbeaten in six and have scored in eleven straight, but sit on four consecutive draws and need to break the streak to avoid losing more ground. Hammarby, who play with the league's highest xG per match (2.0), arrive off three straight defeats, a result pattern that doesn't match the underlying numbers.

Nahir Besara gives Hammarby an in-form attacking threat at 0.49 xG per match. Elfsborg hold the historical edge in the classic fixture (36 wins to 32 in 90 meetings), but the underlying form points to a Hammarby side closer to a turnaround than the results suggest.

Malmö seek the turnaround, Halmstad and VÀsterÄs meet under pressure

Malmö FF are in the middle of their steepest slump in years: four straight defeats followed by a turnaround attempt last matchday. Now an away trip awaits at Degerfors IF, a side winless in six and with the league's lowest xG per match (0.88). Despite the crisis, MFF have scored in sixteen straight matches, a sign that the finishing still works even when the defence doesn't.

Halmstads BK and VÀsterÄs SK FK also meet under lower-table pressure. Halmstad have 6 points, VÀsterÄs 12, but both are on three defeats in their last five. Halmstad record the league's lowest number of penalty-box entries per match (9.0), and VÀsterÄs's Marcus Baggesen, ranked #5 in assists per match, is the bright spot the visitors' attack revolves around.

Bottom under pressure: Örgryte away at Kalmar

Bottom side Örgryte are winless in eight and hold the league's worst defence (xGA 2.1) and lowest field tilt (0.37). Sunday's trip to Kalmar FF is anything but straightforward. Kalmar's weakness is their build-up play (the league's poorest at 0.31), but at home they've won three straight. Charles Sagoe Jr (Kalmar, #2 in assists per match at 0.55) is the player to watch.

Two more fixtures

In Göteborg–AIK, two teams on 10 and 12 points respectively meet. BlĂ„vitt are unbeaten in three, Tobias Heintz is ranked #5 in xG per match (0.48), and the side's defensive numbers after ball loss are stronger than AIK's (0.24 to 0.39). Meetings between the two are historically high-scoring, averaging 3.1 goals across 175 fixtures.

Finally, Brommapojkarna–Gais at Grimsta on Monday evening. BP are unbeaten in three and lead the head-to-head 6–2, but Gais have the league's best defence (0.97 xGA per match) and best gegenpressing (0.63). A tactical meeting between two sides that both love the ball but arrive at it differently.

Matchday 11 schedule: Fri 3/7: Sirius–MjĂ€llby (19:00) · Sat 4/7: Degerfors–Malmö, Halmstad–VĂ€sterĂ„s (both 15:00) · Sun 5/7: Göteborg–AIK, Kalmar–Örgryte (both 14:00), Elfsborg–Hammarby (16:30) · Mon 6/7: HĂ€cken–DjurgĂ„rden, BP–Gais (both 19:00)

Source: Allsvenskan Weekly Report – Matchday 11

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🔎ScoutingJuly 1, 2026 at 08:32 AM

GW 11 - is Sirius pulling away?

GW 11

IK Sirius - MjÀllby AIF

On Friday MjÀllby AIF come to town, the side that, paradoxically, has won eight of the last twelve meetings between the clubs, making the matchday opener the leaders' first real stress test.

Historically the two teams have produced tight, high-scoring games, averaging 3.0 goals per match since 2020. Sirius's attack is led by Isak Bjerkebo, statistically the league's most clinical striker with 0.57 xG per match. MjÀllby's counterpart is the creator Elliot Stroud, who at 0.58 xT per match generates more threat through his on-ball actions than any player in the league.

HĂ€cken–DjurgĂ„rden: the matchday's heaviest fixture

When BK HÀcken host DjurgÄrdens IF on Monday evening, form's undisputed team meets a DjurgÄrden side yet to find its footing. HÀcken are unbeaten in ten and have scored in the same run. DjurgÄrden arrive off the back of two straight defeats, but still boast the league's best build-up play (0.37) and best xG from set pieces (0.21).

Amor Layouni (HÀcken, #3 in xT) and Kristian Lien (DjurgÄrden, #2 in xG at 0.55 per match) will be the fixture's biggest individual weapons. Historically, DjurgÄrden hold the edge with 20 wins in 40 meetings, to HÀcken's 13.

Elfsborg–Hammarby: crisis meets underlying form

In the second of the matchday's heavy fixtures, IF Elfsborg meet Hammarby IF in BorÄs. Elfsborg are unbeaten in six and have scored in eleven straight, but sit on four consecutive draws and need to break the streak to avoid losing more ground. Hammarby, who play with the league's highest xG per match (2.0), arrive off three straight defeats, a result pattern that doesn't match the underlying numbers.

Nahir Besara gives Hammarby an in-form attacking threat at 0.49 xG per match. Elfsborg hold the historical edge in the classic fixture (36 wins to 32 in 90 meetings), but the underlying form points to a Hammarby side closer to a turnaround than the results suggest.

Malmö seek the turnaround, Halmstad and VÀsterÄs meet under pressure

Malmö FF are in the middle of their steepest slump in years: four straight defeats followed by a turnaround attempt last matchday. Now an away trip awaits at Degerfors IF, a side winless in six and with the league's lowest xG per match (0.88). Despite the crisis, MFF have scored in sixteen straight matches, a sign that the finishing still works even when the defence doesn't.

Halmstads BK and VÀsterÄs SK FK also meet under lower-table pressure. Halmstad have 6 points, VÀsterÄs 12, but both are on three defeats in their last five. Halmstad record the league's lowest number of penalty-box entries per match (9.0), and VÀsterÄs's Marcus Baggesen, ranked #5 in assists per match, is the bright spot the visitors' attack revolves around.

Bottom under pressure: Örgryte away at Kalmar

Bottom side Örgryte are winless in eight and hold the league's worst defence (xGA 2.1) and lowest field tilt (0.37). Sunday's trip to Kalmar FF is anything but straightforward. Kalmar's weakness is their build-up play (the league's poorest at 0.31), but at home they've won three straight. Charles Sagoe Jr (Kalmar, #2 in assists per match at 0.55) is the player to watch.

Two more fixtures

In Göteborg–AIK, two teams on 10 and 12 points respectively meet. BlĂ„vitt are unbeaten in three, Tobias Heintz is ranked #5 in xG per match (0.48), and the side's defensive numbers after ball loss are stronger than AIK's (0.24 to 0.39). Meetings between the two are historically high-scoring, averaging 3.1 goals across 175 fixtures.

Finally, Brommapojkarna–Gais at Grimsta on Monday evening. BP are unbeaten in three and lead the head-to-head 6–2, but Gais have the league's best defence (0.97 xGA per match) and best gegenpressing (0.63). A tactical meeting between two sides that both love the ball but arrive at it differently.

Matchday 11 schedule: Fri 3/7: Sirius–MjĂ€llby (19:00) · Sat 4/7: Degerfors–Malmö, Halmstad–VĂ€sterĂ„s (both 15:00) · Sun 5/7: Göteborg–AIK, Kalmar–Örgryte (both 14:00), Elfsborg–Hammarby (16:30) · Mon 6/7: HĂ€cken–DjurgĂ„rden, BP–Gais (both 19:00)

Source: Allsvenskan Weekly Report – Matchday 11

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Oct 22, 2026

GW 8 – Brighton go to Anfield after four straight clean sheets

Brighton have won four in a row without conceding and sit third, above Liverpool. On Sunday they go to Anfield. One more win would be their longest winning run in the Premier League since 2016/17.

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GW 7 – Arsenal visit a Forest side with 5 points from 9.6 expected

Nottingham Forest have the Premier League's second highest expected points, 9.6, but only 5 points and fifteenth place. On Sunday they host Arsenal, the only side with a higher figure. One point separates them on expected points, ten in the table.

Oct 7, 2026

GW 6 – Manchester City have 15 points from 8.5 expected and go to Anfield

Manchester City, Arsenal and Bournemouth share the Premier League's highest expected points after five rounds, 8.5. City have turned it into 15 points and top spot, Bournemouth into 3 and seventeenth. On Sunday City go to Liverpool, who have kept three clean sheets in a row.

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.

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Oct 22, 2026

GW 8 – Brighton go to Anfield after four straight clean sheets

Brighton have won four in a row without conceding and sit third, above Liverpool. On Sunday they go to Anfield. One more win would be their longest winning run in the Premier League since 2016/17.

Oct 15, 2026

GW 7 – Arsenal visit a Forest side with 5 points from 9.6 expected

Nottingham Forest have the Premier League's second highest expected points, 9.6, but only 5 points and fifteenth place. On Sunday they host Arsenal, the only side with a higher figure. One point separates them on expected points, ten in the table.

Oct 7, 2026

GW 6 – Manchester City have 15 points from 8.5 expected and go to Anfield

Manchester City, Arsenal and Bournemouth share the Premier League's highest expected points after five rounds, 8.5. City have turned it into 15 points and top spot, Bournemouth into 3 and seventeenth. On Sunday City go to Liverpool, who have kept three clean sheets in a row.

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.

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