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Anderlecht vs Hammarby FF Prediction: Key Stats and Betting Tips

Anderlecht welcome Hammarby FF to Lotto Park in Anderlecht on 30 July 2026 for 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 finely poised, with a place in the next qualifying round on the line and no away-goals rule to fall back on.

The first leg saw Anderlecht strike early and Hammarby FF respond late, underlining how evenly matched these sides look at this stage of the competition. Both teams have identical Europa League records so far in 2026: one match played, one draw, one goal scored and one conceded. With the tie level and everything to play for, this clash at Lotto Park shapes up as a key Europa League qualifier for both clubs and will attract plenty of attention from those looking for Anderlecht vs Hammarby FF predictions and betting tips.

Stats suggest there is very little between the sides, and the prediction models reflect that, giving each of home win, draw and away win a 33% chance. The market, however, leans slightly towards Anderlecht thanks to home advantage, setting up a compelling, finely balanced Europa League night in Belgium.

Anderlecht vs Hammarby FF Key Stats

  • Both teams have played 1 Europa League match in 2026, each drawing 1-1 and remaining unbeaten (0 wins, 1 draw, 0 losses).
  • The only previous meeting between the sides, on 23 July 2026 in Stockholm, finished Hammarby FF 1-1 Anderlecht in the UEFA Europa League 2nd Qualifying Round.
  • Across their 1 Europa League match in 2026, Anderlecht and Hammarby FF both average 1.0 goal scored and 1.0 goal conceded per game, with 0 clean sheets each.

Anderlecht vs Hammarby FF — Tale of the Tape

  • Position: Not available vs Not available
  • Points: Not available vs Not available
  • Goals For: 1 (Anderlecht, total in 1 match) vs 1 (Hammarby FF, total in 1 match)
  • Goals Against: 1 (Anderlecht) vs 1 (Hammarby FF)
  • Clean Sheets: 0 (Anderlecht, tournament statistics) vs 0 (Hammarby FF, tournament statistics)

With no full group or league standings table available at this early qualifying stage, the clearest comparison comes from the raw Europa League statistics. Both Anderlecht and Hammarby FF have identical records in 2026: one draw from one game, with a goal scored and a goal conceded. Neither side has yet managed a clean sheet, and both have shown they can both score and be breached.

Anderlecht’s goal in Stockholm came in the opening 15 minutes, while Hammarby FF’s equaliser arrived in the 76–90 minute window, underlining contrasting scoring patterns within the same match. Cards data shows Anderlecht picking up more discipline issues late on, including a red card in the 76–90 range, while Hammarby FF’s bookings were spread between the end of the first half and early in the second. Overall, the tale of the tape suggests a balanced tie, with home advantage in the second leg offering Anderlecht a slight edge in a contest where the margins look very fine.

Anderlecht vs Hammarby FF Key Matchups

Anderlecht collective attack vs Hammarby FF defensive unit

There is no individual top-scorer or assist data available for either side in the Europa League so far, so this matchup is best understood in team terms. Anderlecht’s attack has produced 1 goal in 1 match, with their only strike coming very early (0–15 minutes). Their average of 1.0 goal per game, combined with 0 failed-to-score outings, suggests they are capable of creating enough to find the net at least once.

Hammarby FF’s defence has also conceded exactly 1 goal in 1 match, and that came in the 0–15 minute window. That early vulnerability could be key here: Anderlecht have already shown they can start fast, while Hammarby FF have already been punished once in the opening phase. If Anderlecht can again impose themselves early at Lotto Park, Hammarby’s back line will need to be far sharper than in the first leg to avoid chasing the game.

Hammarby FF late pressure vs Anderlecht’s discipline

On the other side of the ball, Hammarby FF’s only Europa League goal so far came in the 76–90 minute period, reflecting their capacity to stay in games and strike late. Anderlecht, meanwhile, conceded their only goal in that same 76–90 minute window and also picked up a red card in that period across their Europa League fixtures. The combination of late concessions and late dismissals is a concern.

This creates a clear tactical battle: if the game is still level or finely poised heading into the last quarter of an hour, Hammarby FF’s persistence and late scoring threat could again trouble an Anderlecht side that has already shown discipline issues late on. Managing emotions and avoiding costly cards in the closing stages will be crucial for the Belgian hosts.

Head-to-Head: Last Meetings

These clubs have only just crossed paths in European competition, with their first-ever meeting coming in the first leg of this qualifier. That match offered a useful early gauge of how evenly matched they are.

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

Anderlecht vs Hammarby FF Prediction

With the first leg finishing 1-1 and both sides posting near-identical Europa League statistics so far, this second leg has all the hallmarks of another tight, tactical contest. Anderlecht will look to leverage home advantage at Lotto Park and their demonstrated ability to start strongly, having scored their only goal in the opening 15 minutes in Stockholm. Hammarby FF, though, showed resilience by equalising late and will feel they can again stay in the game and threaten in the closing stages.

Probability estimates are perfectly balanced, with around a 33% chance assigned to each of a home win, draw and away win. The betting markets, however, make Anderlecht slight favourites, with home odds clustered around 2.10–2.15, implying roughly a 46.5–47.6% chance of victory. Hammarby FF are priced in the 3.10–3.25 range (about 30.8–32.3%), with the draw around 3.40–3.70 (approximately 27.0–29.4%). That tilt towards the hosts is largely down to venue rather than any clear superiority in the underlying stats.

Given how even the first leg was, the identical goal averages (1.0 scored and 1.0 conceded per match for both) and the balanced prediction percentages, another close game looks likely. Anderlecht’s early scoring pattern and Hammarby’s late threat hint at a match of phases, but neither side has yet shown enough to suggest a high-scoring shoot-out.

Predicted Score: Anderlecht 1-1 Hammarby FF

Anderlecht Recent Form

In Europa League 2026, Anderlecht’s recent form is limited to a single 1-1 draw away to Hammarby FF. That result leaves them unbeaten but without a win, with 1 goal scored and 1 conceded across 1 match. Their only goal came very early in the game, while they conceded late, and they have yet to keep a clean sheet in this campaign.

Hammarby FF Recent Form

Hammarby FF’s Europa League form is similarly based on that same 1-1 home draw with Anderlecht. They remain unbeaten, with 1 goal scored and 1 conceded in 1 match. Their scoring profile is the inverse of Anderlecht’s: they struck in the 76–90 minute window after conceding in the opening 15 minutes, highlighting their capacity to respond and stay competitive deep into matches.

Anderlecht Possible Starting Lineup

Likely squad options (grouped by position):
Goalkeepers: C. Coosemans, J. Heekeren, M. Seghers
Defenders: L. Augustinsson, G. Biancone, L. Hey, M. N’Diaye, L. Pétrot, K. Sardella, B. Vroninks, A. de Ridder, M. Kana, A. Maamar
Midfielders: I. Camara, E. Llansana, K. Nga, 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 have used a 4-4-2 formation in their Europa League outing so far, and the squad composition supports a similar setup here, with a solid pool of defenders and a mix of midfielders and attackers capable of operating in wide or central roles. With no confirmed injury absences listed, the coach has flexibility to adjust personnel while maintaining the same basic structure. The key tactical focus will likely be on tightening up defensively late in games, given the late goal and red card pattern, while still exploiting their ability to start on the front foot.

Hammarby FF Possible Starting Lineup

Likely squad options (grouped by position):
Goalkeepers: W. Hahn, F. Jakobsson, E. Fischerström
Defenders: V. Eriksson, I. Fofana, E. Lwampindy-Bofua, N. Persson, W. Renecke, E. Skoglund, O. Steinke Branby, F. Winther, B. Hedlof
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 lined up in a 4-3-3 in their Europa League match so far, and their squad list strongly supports that shape, with a deep midfield group and several versatile forwards. The 4-3-3 gives them width and the ability to press, which may be important away from home as they try to disrupt Anderlecht’s build-up and avoid another early concession. With no reported injuries, they too should have a full complement available, allowing tactical tweaks such as a more compact midfield three if they wish to prioritise control.

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

Exactly 3 distinct tips from different markets:

  • Result Tip: Anderlecht Draw No Bet
    With the prediction probabilities split evenly at 33% each for home, draw and away, but the market slightly favouring Anderlecht (home odds around 2.10–2.15, implying roughly 46.5–47.6% win chance versus 30.8–32.3% for Hammarby FF), siding with the hosts with draw protection looks sensible. The first leg was level, and home advantage in the second leg should tilt the balance slightly. Look for Draw No Bet or similar market on Anderlecht using the home-win price range as a guide.
  • Goals Tip: Under 2.5 Goals
    Both teams average 1.0 goal scored and 1.0 conceded per game in the Europa League, with the only head-to-head meeting finishing 1-1. Their under/over profiles show just 1 match played and all higher goal thresholds (1.5, 2.5, 3.5, 4.5) staying under so far. This points towards another tight encounter with limited scoring. While specific under/over odds are not listed, you can benchmark against the relatively balanced match-winner odds (draw at 3.40–3.70) to expect a cautious, low-scoring market.
  • Value Tip: Both Teams to Score – Yes
    Despite low overall scoring, both sides have scored and conceded in their only Europa League outing, and the first leg head-to-head finished 1-1. Anderlecht tend to start quickly, while Hammarby FF have shown they can respond late. That dynamic supports a narrow game where each side finds at least one goal. With match-winner odds implying no clear dominant favourite, BTTS Yes could offer value relative to the 2.10–3.25 range on the 1X2 market.

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