Osters IF vs Malmo FF Predictions, Betting Tips and Match Previews

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Myresjöhus Arena

Osters IF

Malmo FF

Under 2.5 Match Goals

Reason for tip

Osters have seen fewer than three goals in six of their last eight matches, and no team in the Allsvenskan has played more under 2.5-goal games this season. Malmo have also been involved in low-scoring affairs lately, with four of their last six league matches going under the 2.5 mark. A cagey contest looks likely.

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Draw 1-1

Reason for tip

With Malmo drawing their last two away games and Osters struggling for wins but keeping things tight, a 1-1 draw looks a solid correct-score prediction. It’s a realistic outcome in what could be a tense, low-scoring battle.

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Goals in short supply in Osters

Under 2.5 goals looks the best bet when Osters host Malmo at Visma Arena in the Allsvenskan on Saturday. No team has played more games with under 2.5 goals than Osters this season, and six of their last eight matches have ended with under 2.5 goals.

Malmo are ten places above Osters in the table and have 15 points more than their hosts. Osters sit 15th with three wins and nine losses from their 15 games, while Malmo are fifth with seven wins, six draws and three defeats.

Osters are struggling to get wins, having failed to win five of their last six Allsvenskan games, and Malmo are tough opponents. They are unbeaten in eight of their last nine matches in the Allsvenskan, although they have drawn their last two away games.

Osters lost 2-0 to IF Brommapojkarna last weekend, in keeping with their recent trend for matches with under 2.5 goals. They have now lost eight of the ten games this season in which they’ve shipped the first goal (80%).

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Edited by Mark Langdon

Under 2.5 goals has been a feature of the hosts’ games this season, with six of Osters’ last eight Allsvenskan home games going under 2.5 goals.

It could be hard to separate these two sides, with the 1-1 draw looking a decent correct-score bet. Malmo have been in some low-scoring games of late – four of the last six have gone under 2.5 goals – but there were four goals in their clash with IFK Norrkoping last weekend, when they won 3-1.