Motive is their guide

Norrkoping are 2nd placed in the table, having 8 less from AIK, with 6 rounds remaining for the end of Swedish Αllsvenskan. Although the title seems a difficult goal to achieve for J.Gustafsson's team, things are totally different for a Europa League spot, where they are already 5 points ahead of 4th placed Malmo who don't qualify for a European spot. Their dominance in home games is decisive. That's where they won in their last games 2-0 first-placed AIK and last year's Champions Malmo (3-1). They have a 10-1-1 record in 'Ostgotaporten' overall. Full back Ian Smith won't play due to his suspension.

Djurgarden have already lowered their tempo as they haven't any special goal to achieve until the end of the season. They registered only one win against Trelleborg in their 4 recent games, so they are at -11 points from the places which lead to Europa League, having no posible chances to reach a qualifying spot. No recent problems have been occured, except of the absence of midfielder Kevin Walker, who is out for more than a month due to injury.

Although Norrkoping lack of welth and top level players in the squad, they are based on team effort and that's what makes them performing well. They are based on their home and their artificial turf, actually they are the most trustworthy home team in Sweden at this period. On the other hand, Djurgarden have no motive for the rest of the season and so they didn't take seriously their last games. The odds that are offered on home team are quite decent, and I will bet on Norrkoping's win with a high stake.