Brommapojkarna vs Malmo Prediction 26.07.2025
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Brommapojkarna vs Malmo Prediction
Brommapojkarna vs Malmo Prediction and Betting Tips for this Saturday’s Allsvenskan clash at 3Arena. The hosts will be hoping to bounce back from a gut-wrenching 3-2 loss to Hammarby, while the reigning champions are eyeing a sixth straight league win. In this article, you’ll find expert Allsvenskan Predictions from XpertStats.
- Brommapojkarna blew a two-goal lead in their last match against Hammarby
- Malmo are on a five-match winning run in Allsvenskan
- BP have failed to win in their last seven home games vs Malmo
- Both teams average over 10 corners per match this season
Brommapojkarna, sitting 10th in the standings with 19 points, have shown flashes of promise but remain wildly inconsistent. They were on a decent run with three straight wins, but that momentum crashed hard against Hammarby. Blowing a 2-0 halftime lead? That’s going to sting. Ulf Kristiansson’s side had previously kept three clean sheets in a row, but defensive lapses returned at the worst time. Can they regain their balance? It’s hard to say, especially without striker Nikola Vasic.
Despite losing seven of their last eight meetings with Malmo, Brommapojkarna took a surprise 2-1 win in the reverse fixture back in May. That said, history still weighs heavy: no home win over Malmo since 2009. And with their patchy home form: just one win in the last five at 3Arena, the odds are stacked. Still, BP do rack up corners, averaging 7.43 per game. That’s no fluke. They’ve hit double digits in 71% of their matches.
Malmo, meanwhile, just breezed past Osters 2-0 and look to keep their foot on the gas. Henrik Rydstrom’s men may not be perfect, but they’re finding results when it matters. The champions boast the best defensive record in the league at 0.7 goals conceded per game, though they’ve kept only two clean sheets in their last seven league outings. That balance of grit and vulnerability makes them fascinating to watch never quite predictable.
Rydstrom will have to navigate a few key injuries up top, with Christiansen and Botheim sidelined, but the depth is there. Sead Haksabanovic and Hugo Bolin can still pose plenty of problems for Brommapojkarna’s backline. Malmo’s corner count is a little lower (6.0 won per match), but their matches still see plenty of flag kicks. With both teams averaging over 10 corners a game, expect the action to flow from end to end. A recipe for drama? You bet. Perfect timing for some bold Allsvenskan Predictions.
Brommapojkarna and Malmo are both heavy contributors to corner totals in their games, and the numbers back it up. Brommapojkarna average a whopping 12.43 corners per match, with a strong 86% hit rate on over 9.5 corners. Malmo’s average is slightly lower at 10.56, but still comfortably above the required line. Combine that with their respective rates of corners conceded (Brommapojkarna 5.0, Malmo 4.56), and it’s clear both sides give as much as they get. With BP attacking more at home and Malmo pushing high up the pitch, expect plenty of end-to-end movement. These sides are also no strangers to swinging momentum, which usually leads to more set-piece opportunities. Given the intensity and the stats, this line of 9.5 corners feels more like a baseline than a stretch. It’s a high-value play in a fixture that should see both sides pushing for goals and territory.
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