Iberia will visit Eleda Stadium for the second leg of their UEFA Champions League qualifier against Malmo on Tuesday, 15 July 2025.
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Malmo vs Iberia predictions: Hosts to reign supreme
Key stats
- Iberia are on a three-game losing run.
- Malmo have no losses in their last five matches.
- Four of Iberia's last five games featured goals at both ends.
Correct score prediction: Malmo 4-1 Iberia
Iberia suffered a 3-1 home defeat in the first leg, extending their winning run to three matches. They are up against a Malmo side that scored at least three goals in each of their last two home games. This will likely be another comfortable victory for the Swedish side.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Malmo are overwhelming favourites
- HOME: 3/10 (1.30) – 76.9%
- DRAW: 9/2 (5.50) – 18.2%
- AWAY: 8/1 (9.00) – 11.1%
*Odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
Ahead of this skirmish, Malmo are the expected winners at 3/10 (1.30). Teams with these odds generally have a 76.9% probability of winning.
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We have established that both teams found the net in four of Iberia's last five games. Keeping in mind that the first leg of this tie produced goals at both ends, BTTS – Yes has an appealing look at 9/10 (1.90). That one has a 52.6% chance of landing.
Most recent H2Hs: Malmo to complete the sweep?
The only other encounter between these teams ended 3-1 in favour of Malmo last week, as the Allsvenskan giants had a comfortable 3-0 lead before Anes Rusevic pulled one back for Iberia with four minutes left on the clock.
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Malmo preview: Eyeing their third consecutive victory
Malmo followed last Tuesday's 3-1 win over Iberia with another 3-1 victory against Norrkoping in the Allsvenskan, extending their unbeaten run to five games.
With an already healthy advantage in this tie, the Swedish giants have one leg in the next round but cannot afford to remain complacent heading into this clash.
On the injury front, head coach Henrik Rydstrom has some fitness issues at hand. Erik Botheim has not played since May due to a broken leg. Goalkeeper Johan Dahlin and forward Stefano Vecchia are edging closer to full recovery after cruciate ligament injury layoffs since last year.
Doubts also linger over the fitness of Martin Olsson, who made the bench last Tuesday and over the weekend. The manager is expected to use the same players from the first leg, having rested most of them last weekend.
Predicted lineup: Ellborg (GK), Busanello, Rossler, Jansson, Larsen, Bolin, Johnson, Rosengren, Karlsson, Gudjohnsen & Berg.
Sweden Allsvenskan 11/05/25
W
Degerfors
1
Malmo FF
4
Sweden Allsvenskan 05/05/25
L
Brommapojkarna
2
Malmo FF
1
Sweden Allsvenskan 29/04/25
W
Osters IF
0
Malmo FF
2
Sweden Allsvenskan 23/04/25
L
Hammarby
2
Malmo FF
0
Sweden Allsvenskan 18/04/25
D
Sirius
1
Malmo FF
1
Iberia preview: A clean bill of health
Iberia concluded last week's contest with Malmo without picking up any new injuries, which means coach Levan Korghalidze should have a full squad to choose from.
Having lost the first leg 3-1 at home, the Georgians face an uphill task on the road as they fight to overturn the deficit and advance to the second round.
Predicted lineup: Makaridze (GK), Agyakwa, Gelashvili, Jgerenaia, G. Tabatadze, Zorhouri, Kardava, Klas, Mamageishvili, Sikharulidze & I. Tabatadze.
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L
Torpedo Kutaisi
0 (3)
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0 (2)
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L
Dila Gori
3
FC Iberia 1999
1
Georgia Erovnuli Liga 29/05/25
W
FC Gagra
1
FC Iberia 1999
3
Georgia Erovnuli Liga 25/05/25
D
FC Gareji
1
FC Iberia 1999
1
Georgia Erovnuli Liga 20/05/25
W
Dinamo Tbilisi
0
FC Iberia 1999
1
Player to watch: Iuri Tabatadze

As Iberia hope to overturn a two-goal deficit, they will look to Iuri Tabatadze to provide the goals. With three goals in his last three appearances, it will be interesting to see how the 25-year-old performs on Tuesday evening.