- 34O. Linnér
- 14K. Mets
- 3P. Karlsson
- 6Dimitriadis, Panajotis
- 21D. Sundgren
- 20T. Elyounoussi
- 10Obasi, Chinedu
- 36H. Goitom
- 18B. Hussein
- 28J. Lahne
- 19S. Ylätupa
- 16A. Salétros
- 8E. Kofi Adu
- 7S. Larsson
- 23B. Janošević
- 2Granli, Daniel
- 9R. Lindkvist
- 24Rashidi, Heradi
- 1I. Pettersson
- 3Lauritsen, Rasmus
- 6K. Larsen
- 25F. Dagerstål
- 8G. Þórarinsson
- 4Gerson, Lars
- 10S. Skrabb
- 5C. Nyman
- 2H. Castegren
- 23A. Blomqvist
- 99S. Hakšabanović
- 22Smith, Ian
- 17K. Holmberg
- 11J. Larsson
- 91D. Mitov Nilsson
- 9J. Vall
- 20Alvarez, Kevin
- 77Kusu, Manasse
Not only have AIK simply got positive results at home, but they’ve performed very well at both ends of the pitch, scoring 14 goals and conceding only five. Only one team has scored more home goals than AIK this season. In addition, AIK’s underlying numbers have been respectable at home. Having posted an average of 1.33 expected goals for, they’ve not been amazing going forward, but they’ve done a good job of limiting their opponents, as they’ve surrendered an average of 1.11. What’s more, each of their last two efforts at this venue, where they created 1.74 and 1.69 expected goals for (and conceded 0.53 and 1.1) are encouraging.
While the hosts have been strong at home, Norrkoping have found wins hard to come by on their travels, as they’ve emerged victorious from just two of their seven away matches. However, they’ve only lost one of those seven and are now unbeaten in six on the road, so they’re not the easiest side to get the better of.