Allsvenskan · Regular Season - 14
IF Brommapojkarna
Hammarby FFSun, 26 Jul 2026 · 12:00 · Grimsta IP
At a glance
IF Brommapojkarna form
Hammarby FF form
Injuries
H2H last 5
for Brommapojkarna
Outcome Probabilities
AI Analysis
The takeaways
Verdict
A Hammarby win is the clear call at high conviction — the quality gap, one-sided head-to-head record, and Hammarby's strong motivation in a title-adjacent race all point the same way, with their away vulnerability the only meaningful caveat.
Underlying Numbers
Brommapojkarna's results have flattered their performances — they gave up chances worth 3.6 goals in a home draw with Gais and managed just 0.6 expected goals (xG, a measure of chance quality) against Sirius — suggesting their points tally overstates how well they have actually played.
Head-to-Head
Hammarby have won four of the last five meetings between these sides, including both Allsvenskan fixtures this season, and Brommapojkarna have not beaten them in any of the last five encounters across all competitions.
Away Form
Hammarby's away record this season — two wins, one draw, and three losses with nine goals conceded in six road games — is a genuine complication, and Brommapojkarna are not especially strong at home either, making this less clear-cut on venue alone.
Injuries & Suspension
Hammarby lose V. Eriksson to suspension and S. Kone to a knee injury, but their attacking depth — P. Abraham with seven goals, N. Besara with five goals and five assists, and V. Lind with five goals — means they can absorb those absences better than most sides in the league.
Allsvenskan, Round 14: IF Brommapojkarna vs Hammarby FF Grimsta IP, 26 July 2026
The Sporting Picture
This is a fixture where the table tells most of the story before a ball is kicked. Hammarby sit second in Allsvenskan with 26 points from 14 games, a goal difference of plus 18, and a place in the Conference League qualification spots to protect. Brommapojkarna are 11th with 16 points, a negative goal difference, and a recent run that reads two losses, two draws, and a win. The gap in quality and current standing is substantial.
Hammarby's away form is the one genuine complication here. On the road this season they have won two, drawn one, and lost three, conceding nine goals in six away matches. That is a meaningful contrast to their home record, where they have won six of eight and conceded just five. Brommapojkarna, interestingly, have actually performed better away from Grimsta this season — three wins, two draws, and three losses on the road compared to one win, two draws, and two losses at home. So this is not a straightforward home fortress versus a dominant away side. Hammarby travel with a vulnerability, and Brommapojkarna are not especially strong on their own patch.