IFK Norrköping (W)
- IFK Norrköping (W) are sitting 12th in the Damallsvenskan 2026 table with 20 points from 22 games, but 14th placed IK Uppsala (W) have been truly woeful with just six points on the board from the same number of fixtures.
- IFK Norrköping are unbeaten in their last two Damallsvenskan 2026 matches, drawing 1-1 at Piteaa IF and winning 2-1 away at Eskilstuna United DFF, and their 4-1-4-1/5-3-2 system has been a relatively solid construct since Stellan Karlsson took charge in January 2025.
IK Uppsala (W)
- IK Uppsala (W) have six points from 22 in Damallsvenskan 2026 and have lost five consecutive games in all competitions.
- They face a Uppsala side that have been in freefall, losing five consecutive matches in all competitions, including 1-4 against Djurgården, 0-9 away at BK Häcken and 0-5 at Kristianstads DFF.
- Elin Flakberg is the team's top scorer with two goals in 15 Damallsvenskan 2026 appearances, so it's clear how blunt Uppsala have been all season.
Key Players
- The hosts' main spark up top is Emma Engström with eight goals from 20 Damallsvenskan 2026 appearances in 2026, a stat that illustrates the lack of quality in their ranks, but also provides them with a reliable finisher.
- Elin Flakberg is the team's top scorer with two goals in 15 Damallsvenskan 2026 appearances.
Betting Insights
Norrköping average 0.73 goals per game scored and 2.09 conceded at home in the league, while IK Uppsala (W) average 0.45 goals scored and 4.18 goals conceded on the road, so the value of the win-draw-win market clearly favours the home side.
Prediction
- IFK Norrköping are unbeaten in their last two Damallsvenskan 2026 matches, drawing 1-1 at Piteaa IF and winning 2-1 away at Eskilstuna United DFF, and their 4-1-4-1/5-3-2 system has been a relatively solid construct since Stellan Karlsson took charge in January 2025.
- Norrköping average 0.73 goals per game scored and 2.09 conceded at home in the league, while IK Uppsala (W) average 0.45 goals scored and 4.18 conceded on the road, so the value of the win-draw-win market clearly favours the home side.
- They face a Uppsala side that have been in freefall, losing five consecutive matches in all competitions, including 1-4, 0-9 and 0-5, which suggests the hosts are well placed to control the game.
