First: Miarbi vs Kalmar
Miarby is currently in the middle zone with 4 wins, 2 draws and 3 defeats, scoring 9 goals and conceding 8 goals, accumulating 14 points. Home strength and away weakness is one of the most obvious labels of this team, ranking sixth in the Swiss Super League with 3 wins and 1 draw at home, 1 win away, 1 draw and 3 losses, and a 0-2 defeat to promoted Masunzval in the last round, this warmth allows the opponent who has been sitting in the position of deputy squad leader to escape from the bottom of the list. In the past three rounds, Miar has drawn 1 and lost 2 times, with the only point coming from a 1-1 draw at home to another promoted team, Mavenamu. At home, Miarbi has gone unbeaten in seven consecutive games across seasons and has beaten Zogatons 1-0 this season. In terms of lineup, only the main defender Crickak has accumulated a yellow card suspension, so in the relatively complete lineup, Miarby is still trustworthy at home.
Kalmar is currently 5-4 this season, scoring 12 goals and conceding 8 goals, ranking 5th in the Swiss Super League with 15 points. The last round was upset at home, beating Zogatons 1-0 and having a clear advantage over the whole game. Overall, although Kalmar does not have a strong forward, forwards Berg, Salmon and full-back Janssen have all scored two goals, but Kalmar's offensive routine is quite rich, with 12 goals scored by 9 players. Kalmar beat Varberg and Gothenburg away this season, but also lost to Sonzval and Hergen, playing less steadily.
Although Miarby is not offensively impressive, the defensive intensity is on the line, and only 2 goals conceded at home is the fewest in the Swiss Super League. This game is optimistic that they are at least unbeaten.
Second game: Gothenburg vs Sundsvall
Gothenburg is also an old team in the Swiss Super League, but in recent years has not been a big investment, muddy, and even need to relegate, this season with 3 wins, 2 draws and 4 losses, scoring 9 goals and conceding 10 goals, ranking 11th in the Swiss Super League with 11 points. The season started amazingly, playing an unbeaten record of 3 wins and 1 draw, but then gradually returned to its original form, the last 5 games, 1 draw and 4 losses, only at home to force Varberg to draw. However, it is worth noting that although Gothenburg has only won 2-1 at home to promote Mavenamu this season, it has scored in 6 matches in all competitions since the beginning of the tournament, which is still relatively rare for Gothenburg, which lacks a strong striker and only has Swedish international Marcus Berry to support the goal. The bad news is that the main midfielder Sana has been released from his contract for violating the team rules, but the assist given to Berry by youngster Jacob in the last round does not seem to have much impact.
Sunzval has won 2 and lost 7 this season, scoring 9 goals and conceding 22 goals, ranking 14th in the Swiss Super League with a record of 6 points, and ranking second from the bottom in the league offensively, but the number of goals conceded is the first in the Swiss Super League. In the last round of home games against Miarbi, in the last 20 minutes of the sudden threat, midfielder Stenson and forward Anderson scored two goals in 15 minutes, beating Miarby in the cold. However, the former was yellowed on the field, and the cumulative suspension of this round was highly likely, and the forward position was most likely replaced by an inexperienced young player. Since the beginning of the season, Sonzval's away record has been dismal, losing all 6 games, scoring 6 goals but conceding 19 goals, only two games are more tenacious, most of the time it is a touch of collapse. Of course, this is also related to the team's injuries, one Anderson, last season's top scorer Harlanes and this season's number two scorer Nbroom are all injured, and this game is worrying about the attack.
Sonzval is still likely to lose this game, but Gothenburg may not be able to penetrate the handicap, and the possibility of a small win is relatively large.
Game 3: Hergan vs Sirius
Without too much analysis in this game, Hegen made a comeback in the season and is currently in second place with 6 wins, 2 draws and 1 loss, with 20 points, on a par with Hammarby. The last round of 2-1 away to Malmö ushered in four consecutive league wins and the last six unbeaten rounds, the trend is gratifying. At home, in addition to the upset 2-0 defeat to Gothenburg this season, Solna, Varberg and Kalmar, the other three sides, all won by a two-goal advantage. Much of this is due to top scorer Jeremy Jeff, who has helped the team score nine goals, or 50 percent of the team. At the same time, there are Bergrren, Miguel Jason, Udnus and others around him, and the offensive end is not worried. However, since the beginning of the tournament, there have been goals conceded in nine games, and the defensive end is not stable.
Sirius is currently 9th with 4 wins, 2 draws and 3 losses, with 14 points. After suffering a wave of three consecutive defeats, in the past three games, Sirius defeated Varberg and Elfsborg, visited Solna in the last round, and once led by two goals in the first half, but conceded two goals in three minutes, and finally drew 2-2. With their brown candy 451 formation, it is actually not easy to penetrate. Over the past two seasons, Sirius has won 2 wins and drawn 2 with Hergen, and Sirius striker Kuwaku has been Hegen's nightmare. Although Hegan gave greater concessions in this game, he personally felt that this was a trap, and Hegan could win at most one goal.
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