GAIS faces a busy autumn with a family match against BK Häcken and a new Allsvenskan schedule confirmed. The club currently sits in ninth place in the table with 26 points from 19 games, according to the latest data.

What's happening at Gamla Ullevi on Saturday?

According to the club's official website, it's time for another family match at Gamla Ullevi. GAIS hosts BK Häcken in the Allsvenskan on Saturday, September 5th, with kick-off at 3:00 PM. Visitors can expect a range of fun activities alongside the football match, aimed at the whole family.

All practical information for the event is available on the GAIS website. This includes details on tickets, access, and any additional arrangements around the stadium. The match is part of a packed schedule where the team has scored 25 goals and conceded 18 so far this season.

When does GAIS play during the autumn?

The fixture schedule for rounds 24 to 30 of the Allsvenskan has now been set. GAIS's official channels have published dates and times for the team's upcoming matches. All of these games will be broadcast exclusively on TV4 Play.

This provides players, staff, and supporters with a clear overview of the final stretch of the season. The team's next match after the Häcken game is away to Mjällby AIF on September 20th, a fixture you can find in our fixtures overview. With a goal difference of +7 and a recent form of WLLWD, every point is important.

How did the women's team fare this week?

The GAIS women's team lost 3-1 away to IFK Göteborg (U) on Wednesday, September 2nd. The match was played at Kviberg and saw Smilla Engman give GAIS the lead in the 16th minute. The home team turned the game around with three goals from Leia Drougge to secure the win.

Despite the loss, the club reported that the team showed a promising start and takes several positive aspects from the match. This provides hope for upcoming challenges in the league. The team's current league position, 16 points behind leaders IK Sirius, shows room for improvement.

What other results has the club had?

The men's team has had a mixed week with both wins and a draw. At home at Gamla Ullevi, GAIS secured a convincing 4-0 victory over IF Brommapojkarna. The win came with two goals in each half and delivered three important points.

Earlier in the week, the team also drew 2-2 away to IK Kongahälla. Savannah Ekner was the two-goal scorer in that match, securing a point with a late equalizer. These results help the team maintain its position in the middle of the standings.

Are there any squad updates?

One change to the squad is that goalkeeper Kees Sims has been loaned out. GAIS announced at the end of August that they had agreed on a loan with Norwegian club FK Haugesund for the remainder of the 2026 season. The club wishes him the best of luck in Norway.

Meanwhile, defender William Milovanovic is sidelined with an injury, according to the latest injuries report. The squad list for matches is continuously published on the club's website, like the one named for the Brommapojkarna match by manager Fredrik Holmberg and his staff. Supporters can follow the entire squad online.

How did they do in the Swedish Cup? In the second round of the Swedish Cup, GAIS recorded a clear victory. The match was played at Vapenvallen against Husqvarna FF and ended 0-7 in favor of GAIS. The team dominated with constant pressure and created many chances throughout.

This big win was followed by another cup success, where the team also won by a high score in the previous round. The cup successes provide positive energy and match practice ahead of the tough league games awaiting. GAIS finishes its autumn season away to Kalmar FF on October 29th.