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Prediction published on Jun 30, 2025 3:03 PM by Dario in Sweden - Ettan: South | Modified on Jun 30, 2025 4:39 PM
On Wednesday, July 2nd, at the Harlyckan Stadium in Helsingborg, Eskilsminne will host Olympic in Matchday 16 of the Swedish Division 1 Södra. This is a crucial clash in the relegation battle, with the 15th (second-to-last) placed team facing the 11th, separated by just seven points in the standings. The home side has only collected 11 points from 15 matches so far, with just one win, eight draws, and six losses. Although there are still plenty of games left in the season, the situation already looks bleak, as they sit four points adrift of safety. Their problems are compounded by the fact that they haven’t scored in their last two games and have yet to win a match at home this season. That last stat is particularly troubling for a team fighting to avoid relegation, as survival is often built on home form. Olympic’s situation is slightly better, currently four points above the relegation zone after 15 games. However, they cannot afford many more slip-ups. Their 18 points have come from 4 wins, 6 draws, and 5 losses, which isn’t enough to provide confidence moving forward — especially as they’ve only managed three points in their last five matches. These teams faced each other just over a month ago, with Olympic coming out on top 2-1. Once again, we can expect an intense and hard-fought battle. Whoever wins this match will gain vital momentum and improve their chances of staying up. On the flip side, a defeat would deal a serious blow to either side's hopes of survival.
Eskilsminne are in the midst of a long winless run, going eight league matches without a victory — three defeats and five draws. Their most recent result was a 0-0 draw against relegation rivals Oskarshamn in Matchday 15 of Division 1 Södra.
Their only recent success came in the Swedish Cup qualifiers, where they beat Division 2 side Laholms 2-0. Over their last five matches across all competitions, Andres Schönberg's men have recorded one win, two draws, and two losses, averaging 0.8 goals scored and 2 conceded per match.
At home, they’ve collected just 4 points from seven matches, drawing four and losing three.
Olympic are also struggling, having lost 2-0 at home to mid-table Skövde in their most recent league outing. That result extended their winless run in Division 1 to five matches — two losses and three draws.
Like their opponents, their only recent bright spot came in the Swedish Cup qualifiers, with a 3-0 win over Eslöv on June 15th. In their last five matches in all competitions, Olympic have posted one win, two draws, and two losses, with an average of 1.2 goals scored and 1.2 conceded per game.
Away from home, Olympic have earned 8 points from seven games, with two wins, two draws, and three losses.
The algorithm’s prediction for Eskilsminne vs Olympic points to a tense and tightly contested match, as both teams are desperate for points in the battle to stay in Division 1.
According to BetMines, there’s a 57% chance that the game will feature over 2.5 total goals. That wouldn’t be a surprise, given that Eskilsminne’s last four home games have all seen at least three goals.
There’s also a strong indication that both teams will find the net (57% vs 43%), something that has happened in five of the last six head-to-head meetings between these two sides.
Among the players who could make a difference on the scoresheet are Osama Khattab and Amir Ayari, who have scored 5 and 4 league goals respectively.
ESKILSMINNE (3-5-2): Martensson; Seger, Velander, Lernesjo; Albin, Getachew, Larsson, Ohlander, Khattab; Norrby, Stoltz. Coach: Andres Schönberg
OLYMPIC (3-4-3): Norlander; Sundgren, Dovi, Egbe; Persson, Zendelovski, Jeppsson, Ayari; Ejimole, Laci, Ologe. Coach: Anes Mravac
This section provides average statistics and percentages on the main markets for the last 10 matches of both teams
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