Anderlecht vs Hammarby FF Prediction: Key Stats and Betting Tips

Anderlecht and Hammarby FF meet at Lotto Park in Anderlecht on 30 July 2026 in the second leg of their UEFA Europa League 2nd Qualifying Round tie. After a 1-1 draw in Stockholm on 23 July, this return fixture is perfectly poised with everything still to play for and a place in the next qualifying round on the line.

The first leg saw Anderlecht strike early before Hammarby FF hit back late, underlining how evenly matched these sides look at this stage. Both teams have identical basic records in this Europa League campaign so far – one match played, one draw, one goal scored and one conceded – so the margins are likely to be fine again in Belgium.

From a betting perspective, this is a classic Europa League qualifier where home advantage, small tactical tweaks and discipline could be decisive. The market leans towards Anderlecht at Lotto Park, but prediction models rate this as a near 50-50 tie overall, with a strong case to be made for the draw and for another low-scoring encounter.

Anderlecht vs Hammarby FF Key Stats

• Both Anderlecht and Hammarby FF have played 1 Europa League match this season, each drawing 1-1 (1 goal for, 1 against).
• The only recent head-to-head meeting finished Hammarby FF 1-1 Anderlecht on 23 July 2026 in the UEFA Europa League 2nd Qualifying Round.
• Across their current Europa League statistics, neither side has kept a clean sheet yet (0 clean sheets each), and both average 1.0 goal scored and 1.0 goal conceded per game.

Anderlecht vs Hammarby FF — Tale of the Tape

• Position: Not available vs Not available
• Points: Not available vs Not available
• Goals For: 1 vs 1
• Goals Against: 1 vs 1
• Clean Sheets: 0 vs 0 (tournament statistics)

Group-stage style standings are not yet in play at this qualifying phase, but early Europa League statistics underline how level these teams have been. Anderlecht’s single away leg produced 1 goal scored and 1 conceded, while Hammarby FF’s home leg returned the same 1-1 outcome. Both sides are unbeaten but still searching for a first win in this campaign.

Anderlecht’s profile shows a 4-4-2 base shape used once so far, while Hammarby FF have lined up in a 4-3-3. Neither side has shown a clear statistical edge in attack or defence: both average 1.0 goal for and 1.0 against per match, and both have failed to register a clean sheet. Discipline could be a differentiator; Anderlecht picked up more cards, including a red, in their opening fixture, something they must control at Lotto Park.

Anderlecht vs Hammarby FF Key Matchups

Anderlecht attack vs Hammarby FF back line

Without individual scorer data, the key battle is structural: Anderlecht’s 4-4-2 against Hammarby FF’s 4-3-3. Anderlecht have already shown they can score early, with their Europa League goal coming in the 0–15 minute window. That early thrust will test a Hammarby FF defence that conceded its only goal in the same early period (0–15 minutes) of their tournament statistics. If Anderlecht start aggressively again, Hammarby’s back line must be sharper from the first whistle to avoid chasing the tie.

Hammarby FF wide forwards vs Anderlecht defensive discipline

Hammarby FF’s 4-3-3 suggests a reliance on wide forwards and attacking midfielders to stretch play. Anderlecht, however, have already shown a worrying disciplinary trend: in their Europa League data, they accumulated yellow cards mainly between minutes 16–30 and 76–90, plus a red card late on. Against a 4-3-3 that looks to isolate full-backs and draw fouls, Anderlecht’s defenders such as L. Augustinsson, G. Biancone and K. Sardella must stay composed. Another red card could tilt the tie heavily in Hammarby’s favour.

Head-to-Head: Last Meetings

These sides have only recently crossed paths in European competition, with the first leg in Sweden setting the tone for a finely balanced qualifier.

• 23 July 2026: Hammarby FF 1-1 Anderlecht (UEFA Europa League)

Anderlecht vs Hammarby FF Prediction

Stats suggest this is one of the most finely poised ties in the 2nd Qualifying Round. Both teams share identical Europa League records: 1 match, 1 draw, 1 goal scored, 1 conceded, no clean sheets, and a “D” in their recent form line. The first leg in Stockholm reflected that balance, with Anderlecht starting stronger and Hammarby FF finishing the game on the front foot.

Prediction models give each outcome – home win, draw, away win – an equal 33% chance, underlining the uncertainty. However, the betting market leans towards Anderlecht at Lotto Park, where home advantage and the ability to start fast could be decisive. Hammarby FF, though, have shown resilience, scoring their Europa League goal late (76–90 minutes) and avoiding defeat at home.

Given the low-scoring profile so far (both sides consistently under 1.5 goals in their only matches) and the tight first leg, another cagey contest is likely. Anderlecht’s disciplinary issues are a concern, but their early scoring trend and home backing give them a slight edge over 90 minutes.

Predicted Score: Anderlecht 1-0 Hammarby FF

Anderlecht Recent Form

In recent Europa League action, Anderlecht’s form can be summed up as solid but unspectacular. They have drawn their only match so far, scoring once and conceding once, with no clean sheets. Their goal came very early (within the first 15 minutes), while they conceded late (76–90 minutes), hinting at strong starts but some vulnerability in closing stages. Overall, they remain unbeaten in this campaign but are still looking for a first win.

Hammarby FF Recent Form

Hammarby FF mirror Anderlecht’s Europa League form almost exactly. They have also played one match, drawn 1-1, scored once and conceded once, and have yet to record a clean sheet. Their goal arrived late (76–90 minutes), while they conceded early (0–15 minutes), suggesting slower starts but good resilience and fitness to finish strongly. Like Anderlecht, they are unbeaten but searching for a statement victory to progress.

Anderlecht Possible Starting Lineup

GK: C. Coosemans or J. Heekeren; Defenders: L. Augustinsson, G. Biancone, L. Hey, M. N’Diaye, L. Pétrot, K. Sardella; Midfielders: I. Camara, E. Llansana, N. Saliba, M. Stroeykens, A. Tajaouart, L. Ambros, T. Degreef; Forwards/Attackers: A. Bertaccini, M. Cvetkovic, E. Dao, C. Huerta, D. Sikan, L. Vázquez, N. Cobiella.

Anderlecht’s Europa League statistics indicate a preference for a 4-4-2 formation, which fits well with their squad profile of multiple attackers and versatile midfielders. Expect two forwards from the likes of D. Sikan, L. Vázquez, C. Huerta or A. Bertaccini, supported by wide players such as M. Stroeykens or I. Camara. At the back, experienced figures like L. Augustinsson and G. Biancone give structure. The key tactical focus will be balancing their strong early-game intensity with better game management late on, especially after conceding in the final 15 minutes and receiving a red card in their previous Europa League outing.

Hammarby FF Possible Starting Lineup

GK: W. Hahn or F. Jakobsson; Defenders: V. Eriksson, I. Fofana, E. Lwampindy-Bofua, N. Persson, W. Renecke, E. Skoglund, O. Steinke Branby, F. Winther; Midfielders: F. Adjei, N. Besara, O. Johansson, M. Karlsson, Sourou Kone, W. Lindberg, T. Tekie, V. Lind, M. Madjed; Forwards/Attackers: P. Abraham, O. Hagen, M. Kaboré, S. Kebbeh, N. Vasić.

Hammarby FF have so far favoured a 4-3-3 shape in the Europa League, which suits their blend of creative midfielders like N. Besara and O. Johansson and a deep pool of forwards including P. Abraham and N. Vasić. Their late equaliser in the first leg hints at strong fitness levels and an ability to push hard in the final stages. Tactically, they are likely to keep three forwards high to test Anderlecht’s full-backs and exploit any lapses in discipline, while the midfield three must protect against Anderlecht’s quick starts.

Anderlecht Team News

No significant absences reported.

Hammarby FF Team News

No significant absences reported.

Injuries & Suspensions

Anderlecht:

• None reported.

Hammarby FF:

• None reported.

Betting Tips: Anderlecht vs Hammarby FF

Below are three data-driven betting angles for this Europa League qualifier at Lotto Park:

• Result Tip: Anderlecht to win (Home). With prediction models giving each outcome around a 33% chance, the market is more decisive: home odds range from 2.10 to 2.15, implying roughly a 46.5%–47.6% chance for Anderlecht. Their early scoring trend, home advantage and the bookmakers’ stance suggest slight value on the home win compared to the model’s perfectly balanced 33% split.
• Goals Tip: Under 2.5 total goals. Both teams have played just one Europa League match each, and both finished 1-1. Their averages stand at 1.0 goal scored and 1.0 conceded per game, with all under/over indicators at higher thresholds (1.5, 2.5, 3.5, 4.5) showing “under” so far. The first leg was tight, and with qualification at stake, another low-scoring, cautious encounter is likely. Use the closest available “Under 2.5 Goals” price from your chosen bookmaker.
• Value Tip: Draw at full-time. The draw is priced between 3.40 and 3.70, implying an approximate probability range of 27.0%–29.4%, while prediction models rate the draw at 33%. With both teams having identical records (one 1-1 draw each) and the first leg already level, the draw offers a potential value edge if you believe the tie remains finely balanced into the closing stages.

Odds are accurate at the time of writing and subject to change. Please gamble responsibly.