Sweden football brings together 12 official competitions that fans track every season. This page gives you everything from Sweden live scores and Sweden results to up-to-date Sweden standings and Sweden predictions - all in one place, built around the domestic fixture calendar.
Sweden leagues and competitions
Swedish football is structured across several tiers and formats. The 12 competitions listed here cover men's senior football, women's football, youth leagues and cup tournaments. The list includes:
- Division 2
- Division 1
- Superettan
- Allsvenskan
- Damallsvenskan Women
- Elitettan Women
- Allsvenskan U19
- Allsvenskan U21
- Cup
- Cup Women
- Ligacupen Elite U21
- Superettan U21
The pyramid runs from Division 2 all the way to the youth setups, and the Cup competitions add knockout drama. Every league feed on this site refreshes with Sweden fixtures, results and tables during the matchday cycle.
Sweden live scores and results
The live score blocks show Sweden matches by day and by competition, with in-play games always at the top. You see the ongoing scoreline, minute-by-minute updates, and a quick link to the full match page. Once a game ends, it moves into the Sweden results section - final scores together with basic match facts like goals, cards and the halftime result. The site keeps past Sweden results for every competition, so you can go back a full season without losing the record.
Sweden upcoming matches and predictions
Every Sweden fixture on the schedule gets a dedicated match page. On that page we show the win probabilities for each outcome - calculated from the 1X2 odds. We take the inverse of the three odds, remove the bookmaker's margin so they sum to 100%, and then adjust for recent form, head-to-head history and home advantage. The final three numbers - home win, draw, away win - always add up to 100%. You find those Sweden predictions right on each match card, next to the odds and lineups, updated daily.
Sweden football - the top league
Division 2 is the top competition in Sweden football. It includes 6 clubs playing out a full league schedule each season. The most successful club in the division's history is -, a name that marks the record books of Swedish football. Alongside Division 2, the Allsvenskan and Superettan sit just below it in the pyramid, and all three feed into the Cup calendar that crosses the tiers.