Levadia Tallinn
GothenburgThe return leg of the Europa Conference League qualifier in Tallinn pits two teams with starkly contrasting form against each other. Levadia Tallinn caught the Swedish favorites off guard in the first leg, securing a sensational 2-1 victory, and ahead of the return match, IFK Göteborg will also be without their suspended key defender, Erlingmark. The visitors are favored to advance, but their injury list is extensive, giving the hosts a genuine opportunity to defend their advantage.
In the first meeting, the Estonian club withstood the pressure in Sweden and looked very solid. The team registered 16 shots on goal, 7 of which were on target, and consistently threatened their opponents with quick counter-attacks. The squad's form is impressive: they have won four consecutive matches with a combined score of 15-2. In the previous round of the Conference League, they dismantled Welsh side Caernarfon Town, scoring five unanswered goals in both legs. The Estonian side effectively utilizes a compact defense and rapid transitions into attack, allowing them to confidently protect a lead in two-legged ties.
In the home leg, the Swedish team suffered a frustrating defeat, although a goal in stoppage time keeps their hopes of advancing alive. The situation was worsened by a red card for key defender Erlingmark in the 93rd minute, which rules him out of the return trip. The Swedish side is in a clear slump, having lost five of their last six matches. Their away form is particularly dire: in both of their recent Allsvenskan away games, Göteborg were routed – 4-0 against Malmö and 4-1 against Sirius. Under intense pressure, the Swedish defensive line loses its structure, and the need to claw back the deficit will force them to leave open spaces at the back.
In the 2026/27 season, the referee has officiated one Champions League qualifier, showing 7 yellow cards, 2 red cards, and recording 33 fouls. Over a longer sample of 8 Conference League matches, the Norwegian official has averaged 4.38 cautions and 25.88 fouls per game. The referee adheres to a strict style of officiating, actively punishing tactical fouls and regularly disrupting the game's rhythm with frequent whistles.
Main Prediction: Levadia Tallinn to Win or Draw (Double Chance) at odds of 1.72
The first leg showcased the organization of the Estonian side and a serious crisis within the Swedish camp. Levadia Tallinn are in good form, having lost only once in their last seven matches. At home, they also concede very few goals: just four in the same period. IFK Göteborg, over the same seven games, have managed only one win, with a combined score of 7-16. Their defense looks unreliable, and the suspension of their main defender certainly doesn't inspire confidence. We believe that on their home turf, the Tallinn side will effectively shut down approaches to their penalty area and hold on to the necessary result. We recommend betting on Levadia Tallinn not to lose (Double Chance) at odds of 1.72. We assess the probability of this outcome at 64% (anything above 1.56 is playable).
Total Goals Prediction: IFK Göteborg Under 1.5 Team Goals at odds of 1.90
The need to overturn the deficit will force the visitors to push forward, but creating chances is proving extremely difficult for the Swedes: in the first leg, they managed only one goal, and that was an own goal. The hosts will focus on disrupting the opponent's attacks and protecting their lead. Levadia Tallinn boast a disciplined defense on home soil, keeping clean sheets in four of their last six matches. IFK Göteborg have only managed to score two or more goals in one of their last six games, and the strict refereeing, with frequent stoppages, will further hinder the Swedes' ability to build cohesive attacking play. We recommend betting on IFK Göteborg's individual total to be under 1.5 goals at odds of 1.90. We assess the probability of this outcome at 57% (anything above 1.75 is playable).
Predictions for Levadia Tallinn vs Gothenburg will appear soon.
The match is scheduled for July 30, 2026, at 17:30, and will be played in Tallinn, Estonia.
The main prediction is a double chance on Levadia Tallinn to win or draw, with odds of 1.72.
IFK Göteborg are favored to advance despite losing the first leg 2-1, but Levadia Tallinn have a genuine opportunity due to their strong form and the visitors' defensive crisis.
Key defender Erlingmark is suspended for the return leg after receiving a red card in the 93rd minute of the first match.
Levadia Tallinn have won four consecutive matches with a combined score of 15-2, while IFK Göteborg have lost five of their last six games, including heavy away defeats.
The recommended bet is IFK Göteborg under 1.5 team goals at odds of 1.90, as they have struggled to score and face a disciplined Levadia defense.