Djurgården 1–1 AIK: Allsvenskan Derby xG, Tactics & Player Ratings

Match summary

Score: Djurgården 1–1 AIK
Date: May 4, 2025
Competition: Allsvenskan – Regular Season
Formations: Djurgården 4–3–3 | AIK 3–5–2
Match Time: 111 mins
Active Play: 46 mins
xG: Djurgården 1.8 – 2.2 AIK
xT: Djurgården 1.0 – 2.0 AIK

Djurgården vs AIK: Game Summary & Match Stats

Match stats, shot maps, xG and xT timelines from Djurgården vs AIK, Allsvenskan Stockholm derby played on May 4, 2025.
Formations and player ratings from Djurgården vs AIK showing top performers Salétros, Celina, and Csongvai.

Analysis: Djurgården – AIK

This Stockholm derby had all the drama you'd expect — a controversial penalty, a red card, and a late equalizer. Djurgården opened the scoring from the spot, but after going down to 10 men in the 80th minute, AIK capitalized on the numerical advantage to draw level late.

Despite the even scoreline, AIK dominated the shot count (18 to 6) and edged out in possession and expected goals, but the biggest storyline came from the refereeing decisions.

xG Timeline

AIK’s expected goals rose steadily across both halves, reflecting their persistent probing and number of shot attempts. Djurgården’s xG spiked early — particularly around the 26th-minute penalty — but dropped off sharply after the red card.

xT Timeline

The xT was relatively balanced until the final 15 minutes, where AIK’s sustained possession and wide overloads tilted the scale. Djurgården’s threat diminished as they shifted into a defensive shell.

Shotmap

AIK peppered the Djurgården box with volume — 18 shots, many from decent central zones. Djurgården’s map was much thinner.

Possession & Passing

AIK's pressing game created instability for Djurgården’s buildup, but both teams showed comparable ball movement overall.

Player Ratings

Anton Salétros – AIK – 9.2
Bersant Celina – AIK – 8.0
Áron Csongvai – Djurgården – 7.8

Final Thought

A fierce Stockholm derby that delivered in tension, but the data shows AIK were the sharper side — particularly after the red card. Djurgården showed early promise but couldn’t withstand the second-half pressure. Expect plenty of debate about the penalty and refereeing, but on the numbers, 1–1 might’ve been generous to the hosts.

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