Djurgarden shows its class in Allsvenskan by picking up points against Brommapojkarna. Far from an easy win, but an important point for the red-and-white team. The best time of the football year is now. Allsvenskan has started, Champions League is around the corner, and desperation is flowing in the European top leagues like never before. In the distance, the World Cup is waiting. Better can it not be, and on Monday's Top Tips – note the early game stop at 13:59 – we will re-count the value of the game in Allsvenskan, Superettan, and Damallsvenskan. I do not see Hammarby losing or dropping points as a giant favorite in the Stockholm derby against Brommapojkarna in the women's final room, but in the men's final room, I count BP early against Häcken. Djurgarden, Landskrona, and Östersund are other robbery streaks. Häcken had more or less the entire previous season spoiled by injuries and other setbacks. Jens Gustafsson had barely lapped up a cup of coffee before the rehabilitation room was filled to the brim with setbacks. This season, the team is both sharp and broad, and to be honest, I'm a bit disappointed that I didn't pick Häcken as the SM-gold winner with a small TV-peng. I think there's something very big in this season's edition of the Getingarna. Not least with the high performance level shown in the Conference League. Svanbäck and Andersen are players who in some way stand out and can be decisive against Brommapojkarna, but I also want to give a shout-out to the guests who have mainly gained routine in the team. Strand and Berg are two experienced gentlemen who know what's required in Allsvenskan, and I'm also looking forward to seeing what new recruit Hansen can do in the offense. The treasury is also filled after the sales of Arrhov, Alladoh, and Lind. In the long run, Brommapojkarna may have problems, but in this individual encounter, I hold the red-and-white team higher than the odds say. All signs and skrälljobb! Key in the match: Mads Hansen. Together with Oliver Berg, the Dane is a crucial part of Brommapojkarna's offense.