- Home form: IFK Goteborg have won only one of their six home games across all competitions in 2026 (D2, L3).
- Away form: FC Levadia Tallinn arrive in fine form with three consecutive wins, having beaten Caernarfon Town twice in the current UEFA Conference League qualification campaign.
- Danger man: Enock Otoo is Levadia's danger man, scoring two of the team's goals in the Conference League.
Swedes in spotty form as Levadia soar
The odds makers are making IFK Goteborg the favorite at 1.66 for Tuesday's UEFA Conference League second-qualifying round tie against FC Levadia Tallinn, but the Estonian side have a great opportunity to cause an upset.
Levadia come into the game with an incredible record of eight wins, one draw and one defeat from their last ten games across all competitions, including a 5-0 win over Welsh outfit Caernarfon Town in UEFA Conference League qualification. The Tallinn team are traveling on a winning streak right now, having taken seven straight wins away from home, so they arrive as a well-oiled machine ready to take down a bigger name.
IFK have been getting outsmarted
Stefan Billborn's men have won three, drawn two and lost five of their last ten in all competitions, which means they aren't exactly solid in their form as they enter this matchup. Billborn is an easy-on-the-eye coach who can switch up shapes and uses the width well, but his side have been outsmarted a few times in the last month.
IFK's last three games in Allsvenskan 2026 have seen them lose 1-2 at home to AIK, lose 4-0 away to Malmo FF and win 2-1 at home against IF Brommapojkarna – a mixed bag of results that leaves us cold on their chances against a side as strong as Levadia. The two clubs have never met before, but Levadia seem the likelier winners because of their momentum. Vjatseslav Zahovaiko's side have been organised, pressing well and hitting teams on the break with their pacy forwards in their recent games, which could spell trouble for the Swedes.
Levadia to exploit Goteborg’s gaps
Tactical matchup
IFK build through the flanks and try to dictate tempo, while Levadia lean into quicker transitions and direct forward runs. That stylistic clash should play right into Levadia's hands if IFK are sloppy in midfield.
Betting angle
- Sebastian Clemmensen has been IFK's spark in his last five matches, scoring two of their four goals, but Levadia have a prolific goalscorer in Enock Otoo, who has scored 2 goals in 2 UEFA Conference League qualification matches.
- Backing the visitors to get on the scoresheet should be the play, as IFK have allowed eight goals in six home fixtures across all competitions.
- A Levadia X2 or over 2.5 goals bet is a sharp alternative to the double chance bet, as we think Levadia will keep this close, although the hosts' home advantage and European experience in knockout ties should keep it tight.