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Malmö FF and Hammarby face stern Champions League qualifying tests this week, with Vålerenga, Apolonia, Juventus and Eintracht Frankfurt among the opponents lying in wait.
AITwo of Sweden's leading clubs step into the Champions League qualifying spotlight this week, with both Malmö FF and Hammarby drawn into demanding mini-tournaments that kick off on Wednesday 5 August.
Malmö FF enter the competition for the first time and open against Norwegian outfit Vålerenga. Analyst Hanna Marklund rates the Norwegians as slight favourites - a verdict that will sting in Malmö but underlines the size of the task ahead.
Should Malmö overcome Vålerenga, a clash with either Omonia or Eintracht Frankfurt awaits. Neither represents an easy path forward.
Hammarby begin their campaign against Apolonia, with a potential final against Juventus on Saturday the prize for victory. A defeat, however, would send them into a third-place match against whichever side loses between Juventus and Torreense.
It is a high-stakes format that leaves little margin for error - and plenty of room for drama.
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