- IFK Goteborg have won 1, drawn 2 and lost 3 of their 6 home fixtures across all competitions in 2026, averaging 1.00 goals per game on home ground.
- FC Levadia Tallinn have won 7 out of 7 away from home across all competitions in 2026, without a draw or a defeat.
In-form Levadia should trouble Goteborg
Levadia Tallinn are in rampant form at the moment, following up a 5-0 away win with a 5-0 home win over Caernarfon Town FC in UEFA Conference League Qualification 2026. That 3-game winning streak, coupled with their perfect away record from 7 matches across all competitions in 2026, should give Goteborg something to think about on Tuesday.
Vjatseslav Zahovaiko has been at the helm of Levadia Tallinn since 1 January 2026 and has played to the team's strengths, with a direct style, with an attacking edge.
7 away wins from 7 this season tells you everything you need to know about the Estonian side's ability to adapt to travelling.
The Estonians have scored 23 goals in 7 away games across all competitions this season, which would be enough to make almost anyone feel uncomfortable, and Enock Otoo has been their main man, scoring twice in two in this competition alone. This Levadia Tallinn side are on a good run, and look likely to trouble Goteborg, who've won 1, drawn 1 and lost 3 of their last 5.
Can Goteborg stop the visitors’ momentum?
Stefan Billborn has brought a structured, but vertical style to IFK Goteborg since taking over on 25 June 2024. His side have been compact, but ready to burst into life through the half-spaces, or from wide service, where they've been efficient against the weaker sides. They've won just 1, drew 2 and lost 3 of their 6 at home, averaging just 1.00 goals per-game on their own ground, but a 2-1 win over IF Brommapojkarna was a response to a 4-0 thrashing away at Malmo FF in Allsvenskan 2026.
Across all competitions, Goteborg's form reads 3 wins, 2 draws and 5 defeats in their last 10, which is an average run that suggests they'll be up against in-form opponents. Sebastian Clemmensen has been a sharp edge for the Swedes, scoring 2 of their 4 goals in their last 5, and could be a threat on Tuesday.
Levadia are the team in better form, however, and their high press and quick transition game looks likely to disrupt Goteborg's preferred way of building up play. The Swedes will try and force Levadia to play through the centre, but the visitors are good on the counter-attack, and should have some joy down the wings. The odds on this one suggest a competitive game, but with Goteborg as the betting favourites at 33/50, it looks like Levadia Tallinn are the value punt at 18/5, with the draw priced at 17/5.
