Anderlecht vs Hammarby FF Prediction: Key Stats, Lineups, 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 tight 1-1 draw in Stockholm on 23 July, this return fixture is perfectly poised, with 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 of the European campaign. Both teams have identical early tournament records and will see this as a winnable tie, with home advantage now swinging towards Anderlecht in front of their own fans.

With Europa League qualification crucial for both clubs in terms of prestige and revenue, this clash at Lotto Park should be intense and tactical. Bettors and fans alike will be watching closely for Anderlecht vs Hammarby FF predictions, value betting angles, and how each coach adjusts after the 1-1 in Sweden.

Anderlecht vs Hammarby FF Key Stats

• Both teams have drawn their only UEFA Europa League match so far this season (1-1 in Stockholm).
• The only recent head-to-head meeting ended Hammarby FF 1-1 Anderlecht on 23 July 2026 in the UEFA Europa League 2nd Qualifying Round.
• Across their single Europa League match each, both Anderlecht and Hammarby FF average 1.0 goal scored and 1.0 goal conceded per game, with no clean sheets recorded.

Anderlecht vs Hammarby FF — Tale of the Tape

• Position: Not available vs Not available
• Points: Not available vs Not available
• Goals For: 1 (Anderlecht tournament stats) vs 1 (Hammarby FF tournament stats)
• Goals Against: 1 (Anderlecht tournament stats) vs 1 (Hammarby FF tournament stats)
• Clean Sheets: Anderlecht 0, Hammarby FF 0 in current Europa League campaign

Standings data for this Europa League qualifying round is not explicitly listed, but the statistical profile from the opening leg is almost identical. Anderlecht have played one away match, drawing 1-1, scoring once and conceding once. Hammarby FF mirror that with a 1-1 home draw, also without a clean sheet.

Anderlecht’s early tournament numbers show a balanced side: 1 goal scored and 1 conceded in their only match, with their goal coming in the opening 15 minutes and the goal conceded arriving late between 76–90 minutes. Hammarby FF’s pattern is the reverse: they conceded in the first 15 minutes but scored their equaliser in the final 15. Both teams have used different base shapes so far — Anderlecht a 4-4-2, Hammarby FF a 4-3-3 — which should set up an intriguing tactical battle in the second leg.

Anderlecht vs Hammarby FF Key Matchups

Anderlecht attacking unit vs Hammarby FF back line

Without individual scorer or assist data listed, the focus shifts to unit performance. Anderlecht’s attack has produced 1 goal in 1 Europa League match, with their strike coming in the 0–15 minute window. That suggests a side that can start quickly and exploit early nerves. Hammarby FF’s defence, however, has conceded 1 goal in their only outing, also in the opening 15 minutes, indicating vulnerability at the start of games.

Anderlecht’s likely forwards from the squad list — options such as L. Vázquez, D. Sikan, C. Huerta, M. Cvetkovic and A. Bertaccini — give them depth in attacking roles. Hammarby FF’s defensive core featuring players like V. Eriksson, I. Fofana and F. Winther will need to be sharper from the first whistle to avoid a repeat of the early concession in Stockholm.

Hammarby FF late-game threat vs Anderlecht discipline

Hammarby FF’s only Europa League goal so far came in the 76–90 minute range, underlining their ability to stay in games and strike late. Anderlecht, by contrast, conceded their only goal in that same late period, and their disciplinary record in the first leg was more concerning: they picked up multiple yellow cards and a red card between 76–90 minutes in their Europa League statistics profile.

Hammarby FF’s attacking options like P. Abraham, N. Vasić, M. Madjed and O. Hagen could again be decisive in the closing stages, especially if Anderlecht’s back line — including defenders such as G. Biancone, L. Augustinsson and K. Sardella — are forced to defend deep and manage the game with caution after their previous late red card trend.

Head-to-Head: Last Meetings

These clubs are relative strangers on the European stage, with only one recent competitive meeting on record, the first leg of this tie in Sweden. That match underlined how little separates them at this stage.

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

Anderlecht vs Hammarby FF Prediction

Stats suggest a finely balanced second leg. Both teams share identical early Europa League records: one match played, one draw, one goal scored, one conceded, and no clean sheets. The first leg’s pattern — Anderlecht strong early, Hammarby FF dangerous late — hints at a match where momentum could swing across the 90 minutes.

Prediction probabilities from the model are essentially even, with each outcome — home win, draw, and away win — rated at 33% out of 100. The betting markets, however, lean slightly towards Anderlecht, making them a modest favourite at Lotto Park. Their home advantage, deeper-looking squad and experience in European competition point towards a narrow edge, but Hammarby FF’s resilience and late scoring profile mean extra-time or a penalty shootout cannot be ruled out if the tie level is what matters overall.

Predicted Score: Anderlecht 1-1 Hammarby FF

Anderlecht Recent Form

In current Europa League action, Anderlecht’s form is defined by a single 1-1 away draw. They started brightly in Stockholm, scoring in the opening 15 minutes, but were pegged back late, conceding between 76–90 minutes. Their last-five indicators for this competition show balanced numbers — 1 goal for and 1 against — but also highlight defensive solidity for much of the game, offset by a late lapse and a red card in the final quarter of an hour.

Hammarby FF Recent Form

Hammarby FF’s Europa League form also consists of that same 1-1 draw at home. They fell behind early, conceding in the first 15 minutes, yet showed strong character to equalise in the last 15 minutes. Their last-five metrics match Anderlecht’s: 1 goal scored, 1 conceded, and a draw as the sole result. Defensively, they were largely stable after the early setback, and their ability to rally late will give them confidence heading into the away leg.

Anderlecht Possible Starting Lineup

GK: C. Coosemans or J. Heekeren; Defenders: L. Augustinsson, G. Biancone, M. N’Diaye, K. Sardella; Midfielders: E. Llansana, M. Kana, M. Stroeykens, L. Ambros; Forwards: L. Vázquez, D. Sikan.

Anderlecht’s tournament statistics list a 4-4-2 as their used formation, which fits well with the squad profile. Experienced defenders like L. Augustinsson and G. Biancone can provide stability at the back, while a midfield mix of E. Llansana, M. Kana and M. Stroeykens offers energy and ball progression. Up front, options such as L. Vázquez and D. Sikan give them a physical and mobile pairing capable of pressing Hammarby FF’s back line and capitalising on early pressure at home. With no official injury list provided, Anderlecht appear to have a deep bench, including attacking alternatives like C. Huerta and A. Bertaccini.

Hammarby FF Possible Starting Lineup

GK: W. Hahn; Defenders: V. Eriksson, I. Fofana, F. Winther, N. Persson; Midfielders: T. Tekie, N. Besara, O. Johansson; Forwards/Attackers: P. Abraham, N. Vasić, M. Madjed.

Hammarby FF have used a 4-3-3 in their Europa League outing, and their squad composition supports that shape. The back four can be built around V. Eriksson, I. Fofana and F. Winther, providing a blend of strength and mobility. In midfield, experienced figures like N. Besara, T. Tekie and O. Johansson can control tempo and link play. The front line has several threats, with P. Abraham and N. Vasić offering goal presence and M. Madjed capable of operating between the lines. With young options such as Sourou Kone, O. Hagen and S. Kebbeh, Hammarby FF also have impact substitutes to chase the game late if needed.

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-backed betting angles for this Europa League qualifier:

• Result Tip: Anderlecht Draw No Bet. The prediction model rates all outcomes at 33% each, but the market leans towards Anderlecht as slight favourites, with home odds between 2.10 and 2.15. That implies an approximate winning probability range of about 46.5% to 47.6% for Anderlecht (1 ÷ 2.15 ≈ 46.5%, 1 ÷ 2.10 ≈ 47.6%), compared to away odds around 3.10–3.25 (roughly 30.8%–32.3%). Taking Anderlecht on a safer Draw No Bet line aligns with their home advantage and marginal market edge while protecting against another stalemate.
• Goals Tip: Under 2.5 goals. Across this tie so far, both teams have played just one match each, ending 1-1, with Europa League averages of 1.0 goal scored and 1.0 conceded per side. Both have shown relatively cautious profiles, with all under/over lines above 1.5 landing on the “under” in their individual statistics. With the tie finely balanced and knockout jeopardy high, a tight, lower-scoring contest is likely. Look for under-goals prices in the main totals market to reflect this trend.
• Value Tip: Draw at attractive odds. The prediction probabilities give the draw a 33% chance, and bookmakers price the draw between 3.40 and 3.70. That corresponds to an implied probability range of roughly 27.0%–29.4% (1 ÷ 3.70 ≈ 27.0%, 1 ÷ 3.40 ≈ 29.4%). With the first leg ending level and both sides statistically identical so far, the draw appears slightly undervalued. For bettors seeking value, backing another stalemate at these odds is a logical play.

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