Both teams come into this match with limited attacking output and several signs pointing toward another low-scoring game.

Brommapojkarna average 1.20–1.50 in goals (1.53–1.31 xG), and 60% of their matches have ended with 2 goals or fewer. At home, that trend is even stronger: 0.75–1.50 in goals (1.45–1.19 xG), with 75% of games finishing under 2.5 goals. They are coming off a 1–0 loss to AIK, a match where they arguably deserved more after controlling possession and limiting AIK’s chances, only conceding on a deflected long shot.

Djurgården have ongoing issues in attack and are facing growing injury concerns. Their goal output sits at 0.70–1.30 (1.08–1.19 xG), with 70% of games ending under 2.5. Away from home, the numbers rise slightly (0.75–1.75 goals), but 50% still fall below the 2-goal mark. The latest injury to Finndell, who left the 1–1 draw vs Häcken with a head knock, further weakens an already depleted central midfield missing Schüller, Ekdal, and suspended Stensson. With few options, Gulliksen and Nguen risk being pulled into deeper roles, reducing their team's already limited attacking threat.

With both teams struggling up front, Under 2.75 Goals at 1.80 looks like a strong option based on current form, squad condition, and stats.

Best odds available at Bet365.