Goteborg’s defense has been a mess this season, allowing 28 goals in 12 matches. Brommapojkarna are efficient on the road, so BTTS is the best option here.
Key Stats
- Goteborg have seen BTTS in 4 of their last 5 matches.
- Goteborg have seen over 3.5 goals in 2 of their last 3 matches against Brommapojkarna.
- Brommapojkarna have seen BTTS & over 2.5 goals in 4 of their last 5 away matches.
18 Head to Head Meetings so Far
Goteborg have an 11-3 advantage against Brommapojkarna in terms of h2h victories, 4 games ending without a winner.
Goteborg Still Winless at Home
Goteborg are one of the biggest disappointments in Allsvenskan 2026 so far, securing just 10 points in 12 rounds and currently sit inside the relegation zone, mainly due to disastrous defending.
They had a decent run prior to the summer break, registering wins against Orgryte 3-2 and Vasteras 5-4, as well as a 1-1 draw against the reigning champions Mjallby, but their July premiere was a 2-1 home loss to AIK.
Last weekend, Goteborg were smashed by Malmo 4-0 as visitors, conceding three goals in the first half. They had 1.31-2.31 xG, 38% possession and 16-18 shots in this match.
Visitors Were in Great Shape Before the Break
Brommapojkarna had a rough start to the new Allsvenskan campaign, but stepped up recently, claimed eleven points in the last seven games and moved up to 10th place.
Back to back victories against Kalmar 1-0 and Djurgarden 2-1 were of huge importance in late May, pushing them out of the relegation zone.
They also did a solid job in their first match in July, holding favored GAIS to a 1-1 draw, while also offering good resistance to the current table leaders Sirius, losing 2-1 last weekend.
Team News
Hosts have a lot of problems with injuries, Gabriel Ersoy, Arbnor Mucolli, Jonathan Rasheed and Issaka Seidu all being sidelined.
Kevin Ackermann is the only concern for Brommapojkarna, still lacking fitness after recovering from a muscle injury.