Jodarocha Football Tips

Sirius have been scoring for fun, with Isak Bjerkebo and Robbie Ure both getting on the scoresheet in their 2-1 win over Brommapojkarna. They've got the best attacking numbers in the league, and Goteborg have been shaky enough to give up chances even when they win. Sirius can score two or three by themselves, and Goteborg scoring one would make this even stronger.

Hammarby have the stronger form, the better league record and haven't lost this matchup in five games. With Bromma missing Hansen and Berg, another controlled away win looks likely.

Hammarby have won the last two meetings, scored 36 league goals in 14 games and now face a Bromma side missing its top points producer. Hammarby won 2-0 on their last their here, and another win by two looks very likely.

Inter have lost just once in 16 league games, they're still unbeaten at home and they've gone 15 matches without losing in all comps. Gnistan did beat them 2-0 in May, but Inter have been way better over the full season and they've also gone five home meetings unbeaten against Gnistan.

Both teams come in after good wins, and neither one looks easy to push aside right now. Ilves bring the goals, Lahti bring the better recent defence.

Ilves have plenty of goals in them, but they've also shown they can give up loads against this Lahti side. Lahti are coming in with confidence after three straight wins, and they already scored twice at this ground in the cup, so both getting one feels very likely.

The two meetings this season finished 5-0 and 5-2, so there's already been 12 goals between them. Ilves also average 1.83 goals per game this season, and half of their home games have gone over 2.5, so another open one makes plenty of sense.

Lahti come in on a strong run and they've just won 2-0 away at Mariehamn after beating HJK 2-0 as well. Ilves are still dangerous at home and they just beat TPS 3-1, so this feels close enough for both sides to end up sharing it.

Ure scored again against Brommapojkarna and is now on 12 league goals. Sirius keep feeding him chances, and he's been the guy turning their strong play into goals all season. With Goteborg likely to spend plenty of time defending, he's the obvious first name to look at.

Sirius are top of the league, still unbeaten and nine points clear after another win last weekend. They've won five league games in a row, while Goteborg are down near the bottom after only three wins from 13, Goteborg did beat Brommapojkarna last time, but they played most of that game against ten men, so Sirius are my choice.

This fits how Brann's last two league games have gone: they've scored twice, conceded once and still got the job done. Valerenga should make them work, but Brann at home look more likely to get the last goal rather than keep a clean sheet.

Brann are scoring regularly, but they've still let one in during each of their last two league wins. Valerenga are coming in with plenty of confidence in front of goal too, so a clean sheet for either side feels less likely than both getting on the board.

Brann's home matches have been pretty lively, with eight of their ten home matches going past two goals this season. These two also average just over three goals across their past meetings, and both sides are coming in after scoring well in their latest games.

Brann have won their last two league games 2-1, including a big away win at Molde, and being back at Brann Stadion is another plus. Valerenga are dangerous after hitting Aalesund for six, but Brann have had the better of this matchup lately and look better at home.

HJK have scored twice or more in four of their last six meetings with TPS, while TPS have lost four of seven away league games.

Four of TPS' last five games have had at least three goals, including 3-2, 3-1, 3-0 and another 3-1. HJK have scored seven across their last two games as well, so there should be enough chances for this to open up.

Malmo have gone four league games without losing since Gaute Helstrup took over, and that run includes a proper 4-0 beating of Goteborg at this ground. Elfsborg haven't won in eight league games and have lost their last three, so Malmo are the easier side to trust at home.

He's Malmo's main goal threat and has 10 league goals, and he scored twice before halftime in the 4-0 win over Goteborg. He should lead the line again, so he's the most obvious player to get the first clear chances.

This fits both sides perfectly well right now because GAIS keep winning tight games at home while Halmstad keep struggling to score.

Halmstad have lost their last four league matches by 2-0, 3-0, 3-1 and 5-2, so the score has been getting away from them regularly. GAIS have also beaten them by two or more in each of the last three meetings, which gives this a proper chance again.

Bodo have scored 14 goals across their last five games and won four of those matches by at least two. Sandefjord have conceded in every game during their five match winless run, so Glimt pulling clear looks very likely.

Bodo's last three league wins were 2-0, 1-0 and 3-0, so this exact kind of result has been happening every week lately. Sandefjord are struggling for wins and don't score much, while Glimt look really settled at both ends.

Molde have scored in each of their last four league games, but they've also conceded in all four. KFUM average around 1.4 goals at home, and four of the last five meetings have seen both sides find the net, so one each feels very likely.

Sarpsborg have taken 10 points from their last four games, beating Viking, Brann and Molde before drawing 0-0 with Kristiansund. HamKam have lost their last two by a combined 7-1, and Sarpsborg have also won the last five meetings between these two.

They've just gone away to Lillestrom and won 2-1, and that put them back on top of the league. Aalesund are coming off a horrible 6-1 loss to Valerenga and dropped into the bottom end of the table. Viking are missing Zlatko Tripic and Henrik Heggheim through suspension, but they still look miles better.

Asked and just gave up six, and Viking have scored twice in each of their last two wins. Aalesund did still score against Valerenga, so they might score at home, but Viking should get plenty of chances against a side that completely fell apart once they went behind.

Atletico have been keeping games proper tight lately, with only two goals let in across their last five. They just went to River, barely had the ball and still won 1-0, so they're clearly happy making games slow. Independiente can score, but this feels way more oike 1-0 or 1-1 than a game with loads going on.

These two have been really close over the years, with eight draws in their 17 meetings. Atletico are coming in after that big River win, while Independiente have looked stronger across the season, so there's a fair case for both without either fully standing out. Feels like one of those games where they just cancel each other out.

Both teams scored in the last three meetings, with those games ending 2-1, 2-1 and 2-2. Independiente have also been finding the net regularly, while Atletico have scored in four of their last five. I don't see loads of goals, but one each is very likely.

The last two meetings both finished 2-0 to River, and these games are usually tight rather than wide open. River looked flat in the loss to Barracas, while Gimnasia aren't a side that normally goes all out against the bigger teams. It just feels like one goal could end up changing the whole game.

River have lost one game, but I'm not reading too much into it just yet because good teams usually respond after a result like that. Gimnasia lost their opener as well, and River have dominated this fixture over the years, winning 16 of the last 26 meetings. They've still got more quality across the pitch, even with a couple of injuries.