Colin Burns is expected to start for Ljungskile with compatriots Etchu Tabe and Ryan Miller as the Superettan takes center stage with the Allsvenskan shut down for the international weekend. Click to continue reading...

In a couple of hours Djurgården will play their most important match of the season. Were the team to lose this game against GAIS they will fall at least six points away from safer ground and relegation would be imminent.
So how will Djurgården perform in this crucial match? Well, perhaps taking a peek at their practices will give us a clue. Click to continue reading...

Some great news coming from Sweden concerning the Englishmen plying their trade in the Allsvenskan. Former Portsmouth and Kidderminster Harriers striker James Keene has propelled his Elfsborg side to the top of the league, while ex-Millwall man Kenny Pavey has played his part in cementing AIK in 2nd spot. Click to continue reading...

Alejandro Bedoya and Orebro pay a visit to Boras to take on Elfsborg in Allsvenskan action while Ljungskile USA host Syrianska FC in the Superettan. Click to continue reading...

Ryan Miller and Etchu Tabe helped Ljungskile fight back to earn a road draw versus Trollhattan in Tuesday Superettan action at Edsborgs IP in Trollhattan. Click to continue reading...

Alejandro Bedoya and Orebro drew with cellar dweller Orgryte in the Allsvenskan while the Ljungskile train keeps on rolling in the Superettan. Click to continue reading...

Alejandro Bedoya and Orebro take on bottom feeder Orgryte in Monday Allsvenskan action while the Americans at Ljungskile look for three Superettan wins in a row against Sirius. Click to continue reading...

With fifteen rounds behind us we have now reached the halfway point of the season. In theory anything is still possible, but realistically it appears that the league has been partitioned into three distinct segments. In the first segment we find the five teams that all have a serious shot at the gold; in the middle of the table we have another segment of six teams; and in the bottom of the table we have five teams all struggling to stay out of the relegation zone. Click to continue reading...

It's time for yet another match against a Gothenburg team. This time AIK has the questionable pleasure of traveling to Sweden's backside to meet up with GAIS. We usually like to refer to IFK Göteborg as the herrings, which is a derision based on the fact that Gothenburg is something of a fishing metropolis. Click to continue reading...

We all knew that the Swedish Cup quarter-final against Mjällby would be a tricky match-up, so it didn't come as a complete shock when illustrious striker Erton Fejzullahu scored the first goal of the game after only nine minutes. At this point the Mjällby supporters at Strandvallen surely felt that this game could become another chapter in their ongoing Cinderella story. Click to continue reading...

In a perfect world, a Swedish Cup fixture against a Superettan side like Mjällby would provide AIK with an easy victory by a three goal margin. Reality is unfortunately a bit more complicated and the Swedish Cup quarter-final on Wednesday promises to provide quite a challenge for our beloved AIK.
Superettan teams have performed well against Allsvenskan sides so far in the Cup. Click to continue reading...

Despite a slow start to the 2009 Superettan season, Ljungskile goalkeeper Colin Burns is still upbeat that the western Swedish team will return to the Allsvenskan and redeem itself after last year's end-of-season swoon. Click to continue reading...

Sunday is going to remain in the memories of Orgryte fans for a long, long time. Not only did they return to the Swedish Allsvenskan where they've won twelve titles - most around the turn of the 19th century - but during the game a steel railing enclosing the spectators gave way, sending forty or [.. Click to continue reading...