Free football predictions and tips for Sweden Division 2 - Norra Svealand

#	Name	P	W	D	L	Goals	Last 5	Pts
1	Järfälla	26	19	4	3	60:19	WWWWW	61
2	Falu BS	26	16	7	3	53:24	LDWWW	55
3	Bollstanäs	26	14	5	7	57:36	WLWLW	47
4	Sunnersta	26	13	6	7	56:40	WWWLW	45
5	Viggbyholms IK	26	13	6	7	53:43	LWLLD	45
6	Nacka Iliria	26	13	3	10	65:45	LLLWL	42
7	Franke	26	10	8	8	49:46	WDWWD	38
8	Täby	26	10	4	12	55:47	WDLWD	34
9	Kungsängen	26	9	6	11	37:36	DWLWD	33
10	Skiljebo	26	8	7	11	43:52	LLLLD	31
11	Korsnäs	26	8	7	11	40:57	DDLWL	31
12	Gute	26	6	4	16	39:55	LWLWL	22
13	Ytterhogdal	26	4	2	20	28:90	LWWLL	14
14	IFK Österåker	26	2	5	19	28:73	LLLLD	11

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