BK Häcken can now plan for the final stretch of the Allsvenskan season after the schedule for matchdays 24 to 30 was confirmed. The club announced the news on its official website bkhacken.se in early September.
Which matches await Häcken?
The final seven league matches of the autumn for Häcken begin with a tough away fixture against Malmö FF on Sunday, October 18. That match kicks off at 16:30. The following week, on Saturday, October 24 at 15:00, it's time for a home match against Degerfors at Bravida Arena. Another away match follows quickly, as the team travels to face Brommapojkarna on Wednesday, October 28 for an evening match at 19:00.
November brings four matches, all played on Sundays. On November 1, it's time for the local derby with IFK Göteborg at home at 16:30. The week after, on November 8, is an away match against AIK, also starting at 16:30. After a week's break, Häcken faces Elfsborg at home on November 22 at 14:00. The season concludes away to Djurgården on Sunday, November 29 at 15:00. All ticket information for these matches will be communicated through the club's official channels.
How does the injury situation affect planning?
Ahead of this important final run, the coaching staff must manage the absence of several key players. According to the latest injury report, goalkeeper Andreas Linde, midfielder Ben Engdahl, and defender Filip Ohman are currently sidelined and unavailable for selection. Their recovery will be important for the team's chances during the intense autumn match period.
The first match in this series, the away meeting with Malmö FF on October 18, is also the team's next official competitive fixture. It's an important match in the battle for positions in the table, and you can follow the entire build-up to it on our fixtures page.
What does the schedule mean for the team's final run?
The schedule gives Häcken a mix of home matches against teams in the lower half and tough away meetings with top competitors. The final three matchdays, with a home match against Elfsborg and away trips to AIK and Djurgården, will be particularly decisive. The team's position in the standings will be shaped by the results during this period.
Having the schedule confirmed early makes it easier for supporters to plan their visits. It also gives the coaching staff a clear overview for the period ahead. With seven matches in just over six weeks, the autumn will be an intense conclusion to the 2026 season.
BK Häcken therefore begins the autumn's final run away to Malmö FF on October 18 at 16:30.
