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Ljungskile fixtures 2026
Swedish Superettan · all 30 matches with date, time and difficulty rating
Ljungskile have 2 matches left in the 2026 Swedish Superettan season — 1 at home and 1 away (so far 7 wins, 9 draws and 12 losses from 28 matches). The next match is away to Varbergs BoIS on Sun 1 Nov 13:00. On our difficulty rating, Ljungskile have the 3rd toughest remaining schedule out of 16. The toughest month will be November.
All matches 2026
W/D/L = Ljungskile's chance of a win, a draw and a loss. model = the model’s prediction before the match, otherwise our estimate from the teams’ xG.
April 2026
- 1–1 D
- 0–1 L
- 0–1 L
- 4–1 W
May 2026
- 0–2 L
- 0–1 L
- 1–0 W
- 4–1 W
- 1–2 L
- 1–3 L
June 2026
- 2–2 D
- 1–1 D
- 0–0 D
- 3–2 W
July 2026
- 3–2 W
- 0–3 L
August 2026
- 2–2 D
- 0–1 L
- 2–3 L
- 0–0 D
- 0–1 L
September 2026
- 2–2 D
- 2–1 W
- 0–2 L
- 2–3 L
October 2026
- 1–1 D
- 2–0 W
- 1–1 D
November 2026
- MediumW 34% · D 25% · L 41%
Ljungskile in numbers
Questions about the Ljungskile fixtures
When do Ljungskile play next?
Ljungskile play their next match away to Varbergs BoIS on Sun 1 Nov 13:00 at Påskbergsvallen.
How many matches do Ljungskile have left in 2026?
Ljungskile have 2 matches left in the 2026 Swedish Superettan season: 1 at home and 1 away. 28 matches have been played.
Which match will be the toughest for Ljungskile?
On our difficulty rating it is at home to Landskrona BoIS on 7 November (medium). The easiest on paper is away to Varbergs BoIS on 1 November.
How tough is the Ljungskile schedule compared with the other Swedish Superettan teams?
Ljungskile have the 3rd toughest remaining schedule of the 16 teams in the league. The toughest month will be November.
How is the difficulty rating calculated?
The difficulty rating measures the opposition, not Ljungskile themselves: it compares the opponent and venue with what an average Swedish Superettan team would expect — how many points an average team could count on against the same opponent at the same ground, based on both teams’ expected goals (xG) for and against this season. Matches are split into five levels, from Easy to Very hard. The win chance shown alongside is Ljungskile's own — the model’s prediction when it is available (about a week before the match), otherwise our estimate.