Football Whispers Allsvenskan betting tips today
AIK vs Hacken: AIK to win @ 19/20 (1.95)
We kick off our Allsvenskan betting picks with AIK vs Hacken and we’re expecting the home side to run out winners. AIK are undefeated in four home games, winning three and drawing one in that period. Hacken meanwhile have only won one of their last five matches on the road and that was notably against a lower league club, Tord, in the Svenska. They’ve lost their last two league away games.
Malmo vs Varnamo: Varnamo or draw @ 9/4 (3.25)
We now look at the double chance market and we’re backing Varnamo to get at least a point from their trip to Malmo. Malmo have failed to win four of their last eight home matches with three of those four games ending in defeats. Varnamo meanwhile have lost only one of their last five away games. Varnamo did draw at Malmo the season before last too so an away result here isn’t at all impossible.
Sirius vs Elfsborg: Over 3.5 goals @ 69/50 (2.38)
We end our Allsvenskan predictions with a hefty total goals pick as we tip Sirius and Elfsborg to produce at least four goals when they lock horns. Sirius have gone over 3.5 goals in three of their last five home matches. Elfsborg have gone over 3.5 goals in three of their last four away matches – including in their last two. Elfsborg last trip to Sirius produced seven goals!
Malmo stunningly started the season with seven straight wins and a goal difference of 20-4, but their lead has become more slender with European distractions. (Photo by Icon Sport)
Allsvenskan 2024 title odds
Malmo are runaway favourites to win the Allsvenskan title with only a miracle capable of stopping them. That miracle is most likely to come in the shape of Djurgarden right now with Hammarby the next best placed team to cause a major stir.
🔵 Malmo
1/25 (1.04)
Bet365
🔵 Djurgarden
12/1 (13.00)
William Hill
🟢 Hammarby
66/1 (67.0)
William Hill
Allsvenskan 2024 relegation odds
Right now there are three sides in the Allsvenskan that are odds-on to be relegated. Kalmar look to be destined for the drop whilst Vasteras and Halmstad are both in serious trouble too. Varnamo and Norrkoping are the duo at the biggest risk of getting sucked into the dogfight but, in all likelihood, they should be okay!
🔴 Kalmar
2/7 (1.29)
Bet365
🟢 Vasteras
1/2 (1.50)
Bet365
🔵 Halmstad
10/11 (1.91)
Bet365
Allsvenskan 2024 top scorer odds
It’s tight at the top of the Swedish scoring charts. Isaac Kiese Thelin of Malmo leads the charts at the moment with 12 goals but at 4/5 (1.80) you could make the argument that, actually, Brommapojkarna’s Nikola Vasic is a better value wager at 3/1 (4.00); he’s only one goal behind. There are then a trio sat on nine goals – most notably Thelin’s teammate Erik Botheim; he’s a 4/1 (5.00) shot.
🇸🇪 Isaac Kiese Thelin
Malmo
4/5 (1.80)
Bet365
🇸🇪 Nikola Vasic
Brommapojkarna
3/1 (4.00)
BetUK
🇳🇴 Erik Botheim
Malmo
4/1 (5.00)
BetUK

Recent Allsvenskan betting tips from Football Whispers
❌ Hacken vs Sirius: Sirius to win @ 29/10 (3.90)
We were bold with our shouts of an away win in this match and for a big chunk of the game the shock was on. Two late goals though saw Hacken take the win. Notably, Hacken’s keeper – Peter Abrahamsson – was amongst the top ranked players for the game, which gives a nod to how well Sirius competed.
❌ Malmo vs Mjallby: Mjallby or draw @ 2/1 (3.00)
This was another ambitious prediction as we tipped Mjallby for a surprise result but conceding two goals in the opening 31 minutes gave them a mountain to climb. The away side did great more chances than their hosts though so there was at least method in our pick.
✔️ Kalmar vs Elfsborg: Over 2.5 goals @ 7/10 (1.70)
When you’ve backed over 2.5 goals it’s always nice to see an early one hit the net. This game saw two inside eight minutes with the bet winning third added before half-time. The match ended in a 3-1 away win.
Most recent results
Monday 12 May

IFK Goteborg
1

Djurgarden
2
Sunday 11 May

AIK
2

Mjällby AIF
1

Hammarby
1

IFK Norrkoping
1

Osters IF
0

Elfsborg
1

Degerfors
1

Malmo FF
4
Saturday 10 May

Brommapojkarna
0

Halmstad
1

GAIS
1

IFK Varnamo
1

Sirius
2

BK Hacken
0
Monday 5 May

Malmo FF
1

Brommapojkarna
2

Elfsborg
2

GAIS
0
Facts about the Allsvenskan
Who are the current Allsvenskan champions?
Hacken are the current Allsvenskan holders, having won their first Swedish top-flight title last season.
How many Allsvenskan games are there in a season?
There are 30 rounds of matches played from April to November with 16 clubs in the fold. Courtesy of tough and cold winters, the league aims to start in the spring and finish before the winter begins. The current season began on the first day of April and will end sometime in November or early December depending on how the playoffs will develop.
How many Allsvenskan seasons have there been?
The league is currently in its 99th season. The Allsvenskan was established in 1924, and has achieved a rare feat of competition for 97 straight years throughout all of the turmoil the world once faced.
Who leads the historic Allsvenskan goalscoring charts?
Sven Jonasson scored a record 254 goals in 410 appearances.
What is the biggest stadium in the Swedish league?
Friends Arena in Stockholm occupied by the club AIK has the largest capacity with 54,000 seats.
Which Allsvenskan clubs were promoted last season?
Brommapojkarna and Halmstad are the newest mambers of Allsvenskan. They were promoted after finishing last season as the two best teams in the Second Division, while Varbergs managed to fight off a potential relegation by beating Osters, who were a third-placed team in the second rank of Swedish football system.
How do Allsvenskan teams get into Europe?
The Allsvenskan is 23rd in the UEFA rankings courtesy of their coefficient status over the past five years, meaning that only the champion can play in the Champions League qualifying stage. The league doesn’t have a guaranteed participant in the Champions League group stage.
The second and third-placed teams are entering the qualifiers for the Europa Conference League, while an additional place is opened for a team that wins the national Cup competition unless that team has already qualified for Europe using their league standings.