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AIK welcome Halmstad at Friends Arena. The hosts are higher on the table, on the fifth place. But last week AIK dropped two points playing only a draw with Orebro. It was a disappointing result against the bottom side in Allsvenskan. At the moment they are nine points behind leaders Djurgarden and their hopes of a title are not big. Lucas Forsberg and Jetmir Haliti are out injured, while Stefan Silva is likely to miss too.

Halmstad faced Ostersunds at Jamtkraft Arena last weekend and won 1-0. The match was decided after an own goal by the opponents' player Noah Sundberg in the 94th minute, who steered a free kick from Amir Al-Ammari between the legs of his goalkeeper. After the match, there was great joy among the Halmstad players for taking three important points away from home. Defender Phil Ofusu-Ayeh is out through injury, while Thomas Boakye is suspended.

AIK will try to win the match, but it won't be easy. Halmstad are unbeaten in seven league games and the players confidence is very high. The visitors are in fine form and I think they could continue the positive series.