All eyes will be on Gamla Ullevi Stadium as GAIS and Hammarby go toe-to-toe with each other in the 16th round of the Allsvenskan on Sunday, 13 July 2025.
View our free GAIS vs Hammarby predictions below.
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- Four consecutive meetings between GAIS and Hammarby have ended in stalemates.
- Hammarby kept four clean sheets in their last five games.
- There were fewer than 11 corners in five of GAIS’ last seven matches.
Correct score prediction: GAIS 0-0 Hammarby
While GAIS kept three clean sheets in their last four matches across all competitions, Hammarby did not concede in four of their last five games. Interestingly, the spoils were shared in each of the last four clashes between these teams, three of which were goalless.
Keeping in mind that four of GAIS' last five home games were draws, we are confident that these teams will be on level terms after 90 minutes.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Hammarby are slightly favoured
- HOME: 13/8 (2.63) – 38.1%
- DRAW: 11/5 (3.20) – 31.3%
- AWAY: 13/10 (2.30) – 43.5%
*Odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
Hammarby have been unstoppable in recent weeks, winning five consecutive matches while keeping four clean sheets. Kim Hellberg’s troops are second in the Allsvenskan, just a point behind league leaders Mjallby.
On the other hand, GAIS have been a tough team to beat, stringing together an eight-match unbeaten run across all competitions. Ahead of this clash, they are sixth in the Swedish top flight.
Despite being on the road, Hammarby are the expected winners at 13/10 (2.30). Teams with these odds usually have a 43.5% probability of winning.
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Also, keeping in mind that three of the last four encounters between GAIS and Hammarby were goalless, under 2.5 total goals has an appealing look at 4/5 (1.80). That one has a 55.6% chance of landing.
Most recent H2Hs: Can GAIS maintain their unbeaten home run?
Hammarby have not beaten GAIS at this stadium since October 2000. Although these teams have drawn their last four clashes, GAIS have been the dominant side with a 5-5-1 win-draw-loss record in their last 11 skirmishes with Hammarby.
Sweden Allsvenskan 26/08/24
Hammarby
GAIS
Sweden Allsvenskan 07/07/24
GAIS
Hammarby
Sweden Cup 25/02/18
Hammarby
GAIS
GAIS preview: Looking to extend their unbeaten run
GAIS held reigning champions Malmo to a goalless draw last Saturday to extend their unbeaten run to eight games, with seven of those coming in the Allsvenskan.
Fredrik Holmberg's troops have been more resilient at home in the past few months, going unbeaten in their last five league skirmishes at Gamla Ullevi (W2, D3), and will look to continue this form when they host Hammarby.
GAIS have no reported injuries at the moment, and coach Holmberg is expected to keep faith in the same lineup from last week. However, a few players will enter this contest at risk of suspension, having accumulated two yellow cards, including Ibrahim Diabate, Amin Boudri, and Harun Ibrahim.
Ibrahim Diabate, the leading Allsvenskan top scorer with 10 goals, blanked against Malmo and will be eager to get back on the scoreboard. The Ivorian boasts seven goals in his last six games.
Predicted lineup: Krasniqi (GK), Wangberg, Agren, Beckman, Thomasson, Milovanovic, Holmen, Boudri, Lundgren, Diabate & Niklasson.
Sweden Allsvenskan 10/05/25
D
IFK Varnamo
1
GAIS
1
Sweden Allsvenskan 05/05/25
L
Elfsborg
2
GAIS
0
Sweden Allsvenskan 28/04/25
D
IFK Goteborg
1
GAIS
1
Sweden Allsvenskan 24/04/25
D
Brommapojkarna
1
GAIS
1
Sweden Allsvenskan 21/04/25
D
Djurgarden
0
GAIS
0
Hammarby preview: Eyeing their seventh consecutive victory
Coach Hellberg's side left it late last time out when they defeated Varnamo 1-0 at home courtesy of Moise Kabore's goal in the 90+1st minute to mark the club's fourth consecutive win in the Swedish top flight.
Hammarby enter this game with the best home record in the league this season, with seven wins, one draw, and one loss after nine games. They have also not been bad on their travels, with three wins, two draws, and one defeat after six matches, giving them confidence going into this battle at Gamla Ullevi.
The visitors have a clean bill of health ahead of this clash, but up to five players risk suspension if they receive a yellow card this weekend. They include Abdelrahman Boudah, Shaquille Pinas, Sebastian Tounekti, Victor Eriksson, and Markus Karlsson.
Nahir Besara, the third-best scorer in the league this campaign, has scored twice in his last four games. He will likely start on Sunday.
Predicted lineup: Hahn (GK), Skoglund, Fofana, Eriksson, Pinas, Karlsson, Tekie, Madjed, Besara, Tounekti & Erabi.
Sweden Allsvenskan 11/05/25
D
IFK Norrkoping
1
Hammarby
1
Sweden Allsvenskan 04/05/25
W
Osters IF
0
Hammarby
3
Sweden Allsvenskan 27/04/25
D
BK Hacken
1
Hammarby
1
Sweden Allsvenskan 23/04/25
W
Malmo FF
0
Hammarby
2
Sweden Allsvenskan 18/04/25
L
Mju00e4llby AIF
3
Hammarby
1
Player to watch: Ibrahim Diabate
Ibrahim Diabate's five-game goalscoring streak ended in GAIS' goalless draw with Malmo last weekend. The former Mallorca forward has eight direct goal involvements in his last six appearances and will look to get back to scoring ways on Sunday afternoon.