The H2H record strongly supports under 2.5 goals, with only 2 of 9 meetings exceeding that mark and a combined average of just 1.67 goals per game. Both teams have shown defensive vulnerabilities this season, but the historical pattern of low-scoring, tight encounters between these sides is dominant. With Malmo missing key defenders due to injury and Degerfors struggling to score consistently, the under 2.5 market aligns with the data despite the low odds.

The BTTS No market is strongly supported by historical data, as none of the last 9 H2H meetings have seen both teams score. Additionally, both teams have a 0% BTTS rate in their respective home and away games this season, indicating a consistent pattern of one-sided scoring. The defensive injuries for Malmo may increase the chance of Degerfors scoring, but the overwhelming historical and seasonal evidence favors BTTS No.