The Swedish champions have been in a slump this season: after 16 matches, they sit in 11th place and have won only two of their last 15 matches. However, they just came back from 0-3 down against leaders Sirius, winning 4-3, which speaks volumes about their character and attacking potential. Mjölby has struggled in European competition, barely getting past the Gibraltar club.
Salzburg, on the other hand, have hit a great run of form, scoring three goals in their last two away matches – against Pafos (3-3) and Tirol (3-0). The Austrians are unbeaten in six games and are playing attacking football. Considering that Mjölby concedes an average of 1.6 goals per match, while Salzburg scores 2.3, this match promises to be an open one.
