GAIS shared points with BK Häcken in a goalless derby at Gamla Ullevi while the club also released several updates about upcoming matches. According to information from the club's official website, this occurred during a week that also included a big victory and a family-friendly matchday.
How did the derby against BK Häcken go?
GAIS faced BK Häcken at Gamla Ullevi on Saturday, September 5th under windy and rainy conditions. The match ended 0-0, as reported by both GAIS's official website and Fox Sports. This was a derby that both teams approached hoping to secure three important points in the Allsvenskan.
The Green and Blacks came into the match with two convincing victories in their recent record but couldn't break down Häcken's defense. Goals failed to materialize despite both teams creating chances throughout the game. The result means GAIS currently sits in ninth place in the Allsvenskan with 27 points from 20 games, according to our latest verified data.
What other matches did GAIS play this week?
Before the derby against Häcken, GAIS secured a convincing 4-0 victory at home against IF Brommapojkarna on Monday, August 31st. ESPN reported on this victory with detailed player statistics. The win came after the team had already shown offensive strength in their most recent cup match.
Despite the goal fest in the cup, the Garden Boys seemed hungry for more and continued to create numerous scoring opportunities against Brommapojkarna. With two goals in each half, GAIS secured three important points that help build security in the middle of the table. The team has now scored 25 goals this season while conceding 18, giving them a goal difference of plus seven.
When are GAIS's upcoming matches?
GAIS has now released the fixture schedule for rounds 24 to 30 of the 2026 Allsvenskan season. All matches will be shown exclusively on TV4 Play, according to information from the club's website. This gives supporters the opportunity to plan their visits during the season's final stretch.
GAIS's next match is away against Mjällby AIF on September 20th. Mjällby currently sits in twelfth place in the table, making this an important opportunity for GAIS to continue building on their ninth-place position. Supporters can follow the complete fixture schedule on our website.
What happened with the GAIS women's team?
The GAIS women's team lost 3-1 in their away match against IFK Göteborg (U) at Kviberg on Wednesday, September 2nd. Smilla Engman gave the Green and Blacks the lead in the 16th minute, but the home team turned the match around through three goals by Leia Drougge. Despite the loss, GAIS showed a promising start and takes several positive aspects forward.
The match was part of the women's team's season where they continue to develop and build experience. The team delivered a strong performance during the first half before Göteborg managed to turn the match in their favor. Supporters can follow all the team's performances via our player statistics page.
What activities were offered at the family match?
During Saturday's derby match against BK Häcken, GAIS offered many fun activities for the whole family. The club marked September 5th as a special family match with additional events for children and adults. This is part of GAIS's work to create an inclusive arena experience for all ages.
Visitors to Gamla Ullevi not only got to watch an exciting derby match but also participate in various events around the arena. GAIS continues to work on making home matches into days out for the whole family beyond the purely sporting experience. For the latest information on the squad, supporters can always check our squad list page.
How do GAIS's training preparations look? Bildbyran via Reuters Connect published images from GAIS's training camp in Albir during February 2026. The images showed Gustav Lundgren during football training on February 6th and physiotherapist Felix Karlsson together with Ibrahim Diabate during training on February 2nd. These preparations took place ahead of the season's start and demonstrate the team's professional approach.
The training camp in Spain was an important part of the preseason setup where the team could work intensively under optimal conditions. Such camps provide opportunities for focused work without distractions and contribute to team cohesion. GAIS now trails league leaders Sirius by 18 points but still has many matches left to play to improve their position, which you can follow in our standings. The next challenge awaits on September 20th when the team travels to Mjällby.
