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Sweden
IFK has started a mini cleanup starting with their coach,and Malmo urgently called back Rosenberg after he nearly finished off the same team who he was farmed out from.Hammarby and Djurgardens have started buying stuff in order to challenge again,but signs still point to
Malmo

this season starts with Helsingborg vs Halmstad,2 vastly weakened sides that would try for a draw if at all...while sunday's Malmo vs IFK is poised to be a preview of what's goin 2 happen in the season to come,and tuesday's Assyriska vs Hammarby would be the first ever game on top for the minority side newly promoted,for which i'd opt for a nail biting finish(esp when there's a visit to IFK looming next sunday)

Norway

Rosenborg again?or Valerenga.bring in Brann.so how.mr rekdal has brought in a south african,among other things,while Rosenborg lost a pre season friendly against Viking.since rosenborg was relatively quiet in transfer market recently...

17/04 is Valerenga vs Brann.unfortunately all eyes,even in Oslo would be on Rosenborg on Sunday,where anything other than a win would send worry signals.but frankly i don't think there would be any

Russia

our editor covered alot of cold war this week.but i think russian league is going to be a hot war
last week CSKA could only draw with Locomotiv.as for Dinamo Moscow(of what we know Derlei is there) they are romping.but the main show is now staged in st petersburg,where Zenit had just ran over Terek 5-1,keeping an unbeaten record.saturn has been the surprise package so far,trailing only st petersburg while topping over the moscow teams(Torpedo,Dinamo(6;goal difference),CSKA,Loko(5 pt;goal diff),Spartak,Moskva(4 pt,still goal diff).so dinamo are trying to show who's boss,this week against saturn.a very narrow 1-0 win would do.next week will be Zenit vs CSKA and Spartak vs Dinamo

oh yeah...will cover this as a premium service on top of normal continential Europe soccer