Malmö – Red Star Tip Europa League, Matchday 7 on Thursday, 22/01/26 at 18:45 CET
Dejan Stankovic has recently returned to coach at Red Star, and I particularly liked the Serbs in his first term in office.
According to my Malmö Red Star tip, it could therefore be worthwhile to bet on this positive effect – even if only in the form of a free Interwetten bet that is freely accessible to you.
The Swedes, for their part, are still in offseason mode and have not played a competitive game outside of the Europa League in recent months.
It would therefore not be unfounded to assume that the home side, who have already been eliminated, have already given away this game somewhere on Thursday.
Malmö vs Red Star AI predictions:
Our Malmö Red Star AI prediction agrees with me on the possible outcome of the game, but based on its own calculations, it formulates a very specific scenario for the possible final score – namely a Red Star win to nil.
Especially at attractive odds around 3.70 at any good betting provider with PayPal, you can at least think about this suggestion. Especially since the Serbs have won their three Europa League victories in 2025/26 all 1-0.
Malmö, on the other hand, has scored an average of only 0.5 goals per appearance on the first six matchdays anyway.
Predicted chance of winning:
| Victory Malmö |
Draw |
Victory Red Star |
| 27.6% |
25.4% |
47% |
Under 3.5 goals at odds around 1.45, on the other hand, is the safety-first variant of our AI and is therefore aimed at all those of you who don’t want to take quite as much risk.
It should actually be a manageable end result. In the entire 2025/26 league phase, there is only one team whose games have produced fewer Europa League goals than those of the Serbs (10).
1st goal: Red Star with values around 1.70 I would also like to mention at this point, as much more effort is to be expected from the guests and the odds at this level are absolutely acceptable. Malmö should indeed behave very passively…
What you need to consider when betting on Malmö vs. Red Star
- Malmö conceded eight of their previous twelve goals in the Europa League before half-time.
- The Swedes have been very fair defensively so far and commit an average of only eleven fouls per game.
- Red Star celebrated all three previous victories in the league phase with a narrow 1-0 victory.
- The Serbs’ games are among the lowest-scoring in the competition, with a total of only ten goals scored.
