Trelleborgs 2-1 Gefle 30th May 2009

Gefle were surpsringly beaten by Trelleborgs in a game that could've gone either way. But the win for Trelleborgs means they move into 5th while Gefle slip to 6th. All the goals came in the 1st half and it was Gefle who took the lead as early as the 4th minute when Amadou Jawo found the net. Peter Abelsson levelled on the 10th minute mark and Gefle had a couple of good chances before Paulinho gave Trelleborgs the lead on 43 minutes. Gefle can consider themselves unlucky here. 

Trelleborgs: Viktor Noring (g.k): Dennis Melander (C), Peter Abelsson, Rasmus Bengtsson, Max Fuxberg, Marcus Pode, Kristian Haynes, Magnus Andersson, Paulino Lopes Tavares, Andreas Drugge, Fredrik Jensen subs: Fredrik Persson (g.k), Daniel Jovanovic, Joakim Sjöhage, Marcus Falk-Olander, Yousef Fakhro

Gefle: Mattias Hugosson (g.k): Daniel Bernhardsson (C), Daniel Theorin, Omar Jawo, Andreas Dahlén, Jonatan Berg, Yannick Bapupa, Johannes Ericsson, Jonas Lantto, Amadou Jawo, Hans Berggren subs: Emil Hedvall (g.k), Jonathan Hellström, Alexander Gerndt, Marcus Hansson, Daniel Westlin

Venue: Vångavallen

Time: 16:00 CET

IFK Göteborg 4-0 IF Brommapojkarna 30th May 2009

IFK Göteborg moved top with this fantastic win over IF Brommapojkarna. A lovely sunny day in Göteborg saw a devastating 2nd half from the hosts. Pontus Wernbloom, on his final appearence for IFK Göteborg opened the scoring on 58 minutes. But they had to wait until 79 minutes when a breath-taking 3 minutes began. First Niklas Bärkroth got his 1st goal of the game before Stefan Selakovic made it 3-0 just seconds later and Niklas Bärkroth got his 2nd just 2 minutes afterwards. 

IFK Göteborg: Kim Christensen (g.k): Erik Lund, Mattias Bjärsmyr, Ragnar Sigurdsson, Hjalmar Jonsson (C), Gustav Svensson, Pontus Wernbloom, Sebastian Eriksson, Stefan Selakovic, Robin Söder, Tobias Hysén subs: Markus Sandberg (g.k), Nicklas Carlsson, Jakob Johansson, Daniel Alexandersson, Niklas Bärkroth

IF Brommapojkarna: Kristoffer Nordfeldt (g.k): Jon Persson (C), Richard Henriksson, Markus Karlsson, Kim Odelius, Gabriel Petrovic, Mauricio Albornoz, Dalil Benyahia, Miiko Albornoz, Joakim Runnemo, Olof Guterstam subs: Benny Lekström (g.k), Mikael Nilsson, Pär Asp, Sinan Ayranci, David Carlsson

Venue: Gamla Ullevi

Time: 16:00 CET

BK Häcken 1-1 Elfsborg 29th May 2009

Elfsborg surrendered the chance to go top after being held by BK Häcken. Elfsborg knew a win would've put them top while BK Häcken were also looking for the win to move further clear of the drop zone. In fact it was the hosts who took the lead when leading man Mathias Ranégie finished on 26 minutes. Elfsborg fought back and were level on 37 minutes thanks to a strike from Martin Ericsson. 

BK Häcken: Damir Mehic (g.k): Johan Lind, Mattias Östberg, Tom Söderberg, David Frölund, Dominic Chatto, Janne Saarinen (C), Jonas Henriksson, Erik Friberg, Paulo de Oliviera, Mathias Ranégie subs: Sebastian Frick (g.k), John Chibuike, Vinicius Lopes Souto, Marcus Jarlegren, Daniel Forsell

Elfsborg: Ante Covic (g.k): Johan Karlsson, Teddy Lucic, Martin Andersson (C), Mathias Florén, Helgi Danielsson, Daniel Nordmark, Stefan Ishizaki, Martin Ericsson, Emir Bajrami, Denni Avdic subs: Joakim Wulff (g.k), Johan Sjöberg, Anders Wikström, Joel Johansson, Elmin Kurbegovic

Venue: Rambergsvallen

Time: 19:00 CET

AIK 1-0 Hammarby 28th May 2009

AIK responded after losing away to Gefle earlier in the week by getting a vital win over rivals Hammarby. The win keeps AIK 4th while the defeat leaves Hammarby just 2 points ahead of the Play-off place. A real battle this with local bragging rights at stake and unsurprisingly it took just one goal to win. Saihou Jagne scored what was the winner just before half-time. Hammarby bought Nathan Paulse on to look for goals but couldn't breach the AIK defense. 

AIK: Daniel Örlund (g.k): Markus Jonsson, Per Karlsson, Nils-Eric Johansson, Patrik Bojent, Kenny Pavey, Jorge Ortiz, Daniel Tjernström (C), Gabriel Özkan, Saihou Jagne, Iván Obolo subs: Nicklas Bergh (g.k), Bojan Djordjic, Pierre Bengtsson, Pontus Engblom, Viktor Lundberg

Hammarby: Kristoffer Björklund (g.k): José Monteiro, Marcus Törnstrand, Igor Armas, Monday James, Fredrik Söderström, Mikkel Jensen (C), Simon Helg, Louay Chanko, Maic Sema, Freddy Söderberg subs: Johannes Hopf (g.k), Carlos Gaete Moggia, Sebastian Castro-Tello, Nathan Paulse, Haris Laitinen

Venue: Råsunda

Time: 20:00 CET

Sweden Focus!

This blog will be consentrating on the Swedish national teams in the month of June as the Allsvenskan packs up for the month. Details about Denmark and Malta for the Senior side and the Under 21 championships hosted by Sweden! 

Sweden Squad announced

The Sweden squad for the world cup qualifiers against Denmark and Malta next month. Sweden go into this double header of qualfiers on the back of two 0-0 draws in a row against Portugal home and away. Sweden are currently 4th in Group 1 out of 6 teams but have played the fewest games so far. So far unbeaten in the group Sweden are seven points behind leaders Denmark who have played a game more than Sweden. 

Goalkeepers: Eddie Gustafsson (Salzburg), Andreas Isaksson (PSV)

Defenders: Andreas Granqvist (FC Groningen), Petter Hansson (Rennes), Adam Johansson (IFK Göteborg), Daniel Majstorovic (AEK Athens), Olof Mellberg (Juventus), Mikeal Nilsson (Panathinikos)

Midfielders: Behrang Safari (Basel), Oscar Wendt (FC København), Daniel Andersson (Malmö), Kim Källström (Lyon), Anders Svensson (Elfsborg), Christian Wilhelmsson (Al-Hilal), Sebastien Larsson (Birmingham), Samuel Holmén (Brøndby), Rasmus Elm (Kalmar)

Forwards: Henrik Larsson (Helsingborgs), Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Inter Milan), Johan Elmander (Bolton), Viktor Elm (Heerenveen), Markus Rosenberg (Werder Bremen), Markus Berg (FC Groningen)

Predictions Round 12

Lets go for all 8 right this weekend. The last before July. 

AIK v Hammarby: Draw

BK Häcken v Elfsborg: Elfsborg to win 0-2. 

Trelleborgs v Gefle: Gefle 0-1

IFK Göteborg v IF Brommapojkarna: IFK Göteborg 2-0

Örgryte v Djurgården: 1-1 draw 

Kalmar v Helsingborgs: I see a draw here

Halmstads v Örebro: Örebro 0-1 

Malmö v GAIS: Malmö 2-1 possibly. 

Allsvenskan Round 12 Preview

Round 12 is the last round before the mid-summer break and we have a few ties that could shake things up for the 2nd half of the season. We have a Stockholm derby between AIK and Hammarby and a bottom 2 clash between Örgryte and Djurgården. 

Thursday:

1. AIK v Hammarby

Friday: 

1. BK Häcken v Elfsborg

Saturday:

1. Trelleborgs v Gefle
2. IFK Göteborg v IF Brommapojkarna

Sunday:

1. Örgryte v Djurgården
2. Kalmar v Helsingborgs
3. Halmstads v Örebro
4. Malmö v GAIS

Predictions Round 11 Results

Well i dont think i got it all right? 

Hammarby v Halmstads: I said Hammarby win but it was 0-0. 

GAIS v Kalmar: I said Kalmar to win 0-2 but it was a 2-2 draw. 

Elfsborg v Trelleborgs: Elfsborg won and thats what i predicted

Helsingborgs v Örgryte: Helsingborgs secured a 3-1 win. Got the outcome right not the score. 

Gefle v AIK: I said a 0-0 draw but Gefle proved me wrong by winning 1-0. 

Örebro v IF Brommapojkarna: I said a 2-1 win for Örebro but it was 2-2 draw. 

IFK Göteborg v Malmö: Got this one right with IFK Göteborg winning. Not by 2-0 but by 1-0. 

Djurgården v BK Häcken: Got this one wrong as Boyd Mwila gave Djurgården the win. 

Well, well i had a disappointing round but hopefully Round 12 will bring sucess. 

Djurgården 1-0 BK Häcken 26th May 2009

Djurgården got a much needed win over fellow strugglers BK Häcken. Despite the win Djurgården remain in the drop-zone on goal difference from GAIS. The win was secured when Boyd Mwila struck 4 minutes before half-time. The Zambian's 2nd of the season. 

Djurgården: Pa Dembo Touray (g.k): Kebba Ceesay, Toni Kuivasto, Peter Magnusson, Petter Gustafsson, Prince Ikpe Ekong, Mikael Dahlberg, Daniel Sjölund (C), Sebastian Rajalakso, Boyd Mwila, Johan Oremo subs: Oskar Wahlström (g.k), Patrik Haginge, Christer Youssef, Hrvoje Milic, Martin Andersson

BK Häcken: Christoffer Källqvist (g.k): Johan Lind, Tom Söderberg, Mattias Östberg, David Frölund, Dominic Chatto, Erik Friberg, John Chibuike, Paulo de Oliviera, Jonas Henriksson (C), Mathias Ranégie subs: Damir Mehic (g.k), Janne Saarinen, Vinicius Lopes Souto, Marcus Jarlegren, Daniel Forsell

Venue: Stadion

Time: 19:00 CET

IFK Göteborg 2-0 Malmö 25th May 2009

IFK Göteborg went top of the Allsvenskan after this 2-0 win over Malmö. IFK Göteborg had a perfect start when Pontus Wernbloom gave them the lead on 13 minutes. Malmö came to the Gamla Ullevi looking for a good result but when Tobias Hycén made it 2-0 on 69 minutes it ended the hopes of Malmö. 

IFK Göteborg: Kim Christensen (g.k): Adam Johansson (C), Mattias Bjärsmyr, Ragnar Sigurdsson, Hjalmar Jonsson, Gustav Svensson, Pontus Wernbloom, Sebastian Eriksson, Stefan Selakovic, Robin Söder, Tobias Hysén subs:  Markus Sandberg (g.k), Nicklas Carlsson, Erik Lund, Daniel Alexandersson, Niklas Bärkroth

Malmö: Jonas Sandqvist (g.k): Ulrich Vinzents, Jimmy Dixon, Gabriel De Paulo Limeira, Ricardo Ferreira da Silva, Guillermo Molins, Daniel Andersson (C), Labinot Harbuzi, Robert Åhman Persson, Daniel Larsson, Wilton Figueiredo subs: Dusan Melichárek (g.k), Edward Ofere, Agon Mehmeti, Jiloan Hamad, Jasmin Sudic

Venue: Gamla Ullevi

Time: 20:00 CET

Helsingborgs 3-1 Örgryte 25th May 2009

Helsingborgs put last week's shock behind them as they ousted bottom club Örgryte 3-1 at the Olympia. Helsingborgs are now 2 points behind IFK Göteborg after this result while Örgryte are still bottom. An eventless 1st half was changed in the 2nd half when Marcus Lantz gave Helsingborgs the lead on 52 minutes. The game was fairly even after that until the final few minutes. 2 minutes from time Erik Sundin made it 2-0 and sealed the result before David Leinar pulled one back to cause some nerves among the home fans. Those nerves were put to rest when Mathias Unkuri made it 3-1 just seconds later. 

Helsingborgs: Pär Hansson (g.k): Markus Holgersson, Marcus Nilsson, Hannu Patronen, Adama Tambura, Christoffer Andersson, Marcus Bergholtz, Marcus Lantz, René Makondele, Henrik Larsson (C), Rasmus Jönsson subs: Daniel Andersson (g.k), Andreas Landgren, Erik Sundin, Mathias Unkuri, Fredrik Liverstam

Örgryte: Bengt Andersson (g.k): Danny Ervik, Dennis Jonsson, Tommy von Brömsen, Björn Anklev, Markus Gustafsson, Alexander Mellqvist (C), Magnus Källander, Pavel Zavadil, Patrik Elmander, David Leinar subs: David Stenman (g.k), Jakob Olsson, Adam Eriksson

Venue: Olympia

Time: 19:00 CET

Elfsborg 1-0 Trelleborgs 25th May 2009

Elfsborg are just a point behind IFK Göteborg after beating Trelleborgs 1-0 here. Elfsborg, still unbeaten this season had the early chances but failed to put them away. But Daniel Nordmark took his just before the hour mark to give Elfsborg the lead and make it 11 games unbeaten this season. Trelleborgs are in 7th. 

Elfsborg: Ante Covic (g.k): Johan Karlsson, Martin Andersson (C), Teddy Lucic, Mathias Florén, Daniel Nordmark, Helgi Danielsson, Stefan Ishizaki, Denni Avdic, Emir Bajrami, James Keene subs: Joakim Wulff (g.k), Martin Ericsson, Anders Wikström, Joel Johansson, Elmin Kurbegovic

Trelleborgs: Viktor Noring (g.k): Yousef Fakhro, Peter Abelsson, Rasmus Bengtsson, Max Fuxberg, Marcus Pode, Kristian Haynes (C), Magnus Andersson, Paulino Lopes Tavares, Andreas Drugge, Fredrik Jensen subs: Fredrik Persson (g.k), Joakim Sjöhage, Marcus Falk-Olander, Jonathan Asp, Fisnik Shala

Venue: Borås Arena

Time: 19:00 CET

Örebro 2-2 IF Brommapojkarna 25th May 2009

Örebro were held to a 2-2 draw by IF Brommapojkarna in an entertaining game at the Behrn Arena. The draw keeps Örebro in 6th and IF Brommapojkarna in 11th. Örebro hit-man Kim Olsen gave the whites the lead on 9 minutes but just 3 minutes later the side from Stockholm were level thanks to Philip Haglund. Captain Fredrik Nordback made it 2-1 on 31 minutes and it appeared Örebro would go on for the win. But on 66 minutes Jon Persson levelled the scores and it ended in the 2-2 draw. 

Örebro: John Alvbåge (g.k): Patrik Anttonen, Michael Almebäck, Magnus Wikström, Samuel Wowoah, Fredrik Nordback (C), Magnus Kihlberg, Nordin Gerzic, Eric Magloire Bassombeng, Kim Olsen, Roni Porokara subs: Peter Westman (g.k), Bertin Samuel Ze Ndille, Tommy Wirtanen, Alejandro Bedoya, Emra Tahirovic

IF Brommapojkarna: Kristoffer Nordfeldt (g.k): Jon Persson (C), Richard Henriksson, Markus Karlsson, Kim Odelius, Mauricio Albornoz, Gabriel Petrovic, Joakim Runnemo, Philip Haglund, Dalil Benyahia, Olof Guterstam subs: Benny Lekström (g.k), Pär Asp, Sinan Ayranci, Miiko Albornoz, Andreas Eriksson

Venue: Behrn Arena

Time: 19:00 CET

Gefle 1-0 AIK 25th May 2009

Gefle continued their fine form with a narrow but vital 1-0 win over AIK. The result means Gefle are now 4th on goal difference from AIK. That man again Hans Berggren got the winner on the stroke of half-time. AIK continued to press but Mattias Hugosson was in fine form. 

Gefle: Mattias Hugosson (g.k): Daniel Bernhardsson (C), Daniel Theorin, Omar Jawo, Andreas Dahlén, Jonatan Berg, Yannick Bapupa, Yussif Chibsah, Jonas Lantto, Amadou Jawo, Hans Berggren subs: Emil Hedvall (g.k), Johannes Ericsson, Jonathan Hellström, Alexander Gerndt, Daniel Westlin

AIK: Daniel Örlund (g.k): Markus Jonsson, Per Karlsson, Jos Hooiveld, Nils-Eric Johansson, Kenny Pavey, Jorge Ortiz, Daniel Tjernström (C), Gabriel Özkan, Saihou Jagne, Iván Obolo Subs:  Nicklas Bergh (g.k), Patrik Bojent, Yussuf Saleh, Pontus Engblom, Viktor Lundberg

Venue: Strömvallen

Time: 19:00 CET

GAIS 2-2 Kalmar 24th May 2009

The champions showed some of the spirit of 2008 as they fought back from 2-0 down to claim a 2-2 draw at the hands of GAIS. Whats more it come in the final 2 minutes. A goaless 1st half which saw GAIS making chances before the game came to life when Brazilian Wanderson put GAIS in front on 58 minutes. He then made it 2-0 on 81 minutes and then it looked like GAIS would go on and win. But Kalmar had other ideas and Daniel Mendes pulled a goal back with a minute left. But then Kalmar won the ball and dashed towards goal and Rasmus Elm found Daniel Mendes who finished off to claim a 2-2 draw in added time. 

GAIS: Dime Jankulovski (g.k): Mikael Dahlgren, Richard Ekunde, Fredrik Lundgren (C), Kenneth Gustafsson, Richard Spong, Johan Mårtensson, Mattias Lindström, Wanderson do Carmo, Reuben Ayarna, Pär Ericsson subs: Magnus Jonsson (g.k), Andreas Tobiasson, Tommy Lycén, Björn Andersson, Eyjólfur Hédinsson

Kalmar: Petter Wastå (g.k): Tobias Carlsson, Marcus Lindberg, Joachim Lantz, Stefan Larsson, Tobias Eriksson, Henrik Rydström (C), Rasmus Elm, Daniel Sobralense, Daryl Smylie, Abiola Dauda subs: Zlatan Azinovic (g.k), Daniel Mendes, Lasse Johansson, Robin Östlind, Lourival Assis

Venue: Gamla Ullevi

Time: 17:00 CET

Hammarby 0-0 Halmstads 23rd May 2009

In the end not a good result for either side with Hammarby still within touching distance of the drop zone. Halmstads meanwhile are a bit off the European places. A game that had a few chances with defences coming out on top. Halmstads will be happy they avoided defeat after the 2-0 loss to Gefle in midweek. 

Hammarby: Kristoffer Björklund (g.k): Christian Traoré, José Monteiro, Monday James, Emil Johansson, Fredrik Söderström, Mikkel Jensen (C), Simon Helg, Louay Chanko, Sebastian Castro-Tello, Freddy Söderberg Subs: Johannes Hopf (g.k), Carlos Gaete Moggia, Christer Gustafsson, Maic Sema, Marcus Törnstrand

Halmstads: Magnus Bahne (g.k): Emil Salomonsson, Tomas Zvirgzdauskas, Tommy Jönsson (C), Christian Järdler, Tim Sparv, Andreas Johansson, Mikael Rosén, Anel Raskaj, Michael Görlitz, Anselmo Nascimento subs: Karl-Johan Johnsson (g.k), Per Johansson, Emir Kujovic, Marcus Olsson, Sebastian Johansson

Venue: Söderstadion

Time: 16:00 CET

Predictions Round 11

Alright Round 10 wasn't bad for my first go so lets see if i can get another successful round. 

Hammarby v Halmstads: Sneeky feeling Hammarby will win

GAIS v Kalmar: Kalmar to win 0-2

Elfsborg v Trelleborgs: I am going for an Elfsborg win. 

Helsingborgs v Örgryte: Despite their 3-0 loss Helsingborgs to win 2-0

Gefle v AIK: Draw 

Örebro v IF Brommapojkarna: Örebro to win 2-1

IFK Göteborg v Malmö: IFK Göteborg to win 1-0

Djurgården v BK Häcken: I think it will be a draw

Allsvenskan Round 11 Preview

Round 11 begins tomarrow with Hammarby hosting a Halmstads side beaten by Gefle in midweek. Sunday sees GAIS host Kalmar in what should be a win for the away side. Monday sees 5 games take place with IFK Göteborg v Malmö the pick of the games. Tuesday sees Djurgården aiming for a win over BK Häcken. 

Saturday:

1. Hammarby v Halmstads

Sunday:

1. GAIS v Kalmar

Monday:

1. Elfsborg v Trelleborgs
2. Helsingborgs v Örgryte
3. Gefle v AIK
4. Örebro v IF Brommapojkarna
5. IFK Göteborg v Malmö 

Tuesday:

1. Djurgården v BK Häcken

Prediction Round 10 Results!!

We my first round of predicting the results and i think i didn't do too badly. Here are the results. 

Malmö v Örebro: Draw 

IF Brommapojkarna v Hammarby: Tight game draw

Halmstads v Gefle: I think Halmstads will win but will be close

AIK v Elfsborg: Tough one to call but Elfsborg to win

Trelleborgs v Djurgården: A good game but Trelleborg to win

Kalmar v Örgryte: Kalmar to win 

GAIS v IFK Göteborg: IFK Göteborg to win and easily too

BK Häcken v Helsingborgs: Helsingborgs to get the win here 2-1 i think. 

Well 4 out of 8 is not bad going but just looking at my predictions and the actual results i think i was a bit off. Gefle won, AIK 0-0 Elfsborg, Hammarby won and BK Häcken won 3-0? Anyway hopefully a better round 11. 

BK Häcken 3-0 Helsingborgs 22nd May 2009

BK Häcken blew Helingborgs away with a shock 3-0 win. Helsingborgs knew a win would've taken them top by a point from IFK Göteborg while BK Häcken knew a win would've taken them 5 points clear of the drop zone. Mathias Ranégie gave BK Häcken the lead on 30 minutes before he made it 2-0 on 56 minutes. Jonas Henriksson completed the scoring and the win with a goal on 74 minutes. 

BK Häcken: Christoffer Källqvist (g.k): Johan Lind, Mattias Östberg, Tom Söderberg, David Frölund, Dominic Chatto, Erik Friberg, Jonas Henriksson (C), Josef Karlsson, John Chibuike, Mathias Ranégie subs: Damir Mehic (g.k), Mohammed Ali Khan, Vinicius Lopes Souto, Marcus Jarlegren, Daniel Forsell

Helsingborgs: Pär Hansson (g.k): Markus Holgersson, Marcus Nilsson, Joel Ekstrand, Adama Tambura, Christoffer Andersson, Isaac Chansa, Marcus Lantz, René Makondele, Rasmus Jönsson, Henrik Larsson (C) subs: Daniel Andersson (g.k), Andreas Landgren, Hannu Patronen, Erik Sundin, Marcus Bergholtz

Venue: Rambergsvallen

Time: 19:00 CET

Trelleborgs 3-0 Djurgården 21st May 2009

Trelleborgs earned a vital and convincing win as they strolled to a 3-0 win over Djurgården. Fredrik Jensen gave the hosts the lead on 36 minutes as Djurgården fell away. Kristian Haynes made it 2-0 on the hour mark before Fredrik Jensen got his 2nd of the night on 77 minutes. Djurgården in a dire run of form. 

Trelleborgs: Viktor Noring (g.k): Dennis Melander (C), Peter Abelsson, Rasmus Bengtsson, Max Fuxberg, Zoran Jovanovic, Kristian Haynes, Magnus Andersson, Paulino Lopes Tavares, Andreas Drugge, Fredrik Jensen subs: Fredrik Persson (g.k), Joakim Sjöhage, Yousef Fakhro, Jonathan Asp, Fisnik Shala

Djurgården: Pa Dembo Touray (g.k): Kebba Ceesay, Toni Kuivasto, Peter Magnusson, Petter Gustafsson, Markus Johannesson (C), Christer Youssef, Daniel Sjölund, Boyd Mwila, Sebastian Rajalakso, Johan Oremo subs: Oskar Wahlström (g.k), Patrik Haginge, Prince Ikpe Ekong, Hrvoje Milic, Martin Andersson

Venue: Vångavallen

Time: 17:00 CET

AIK 0-0 Elfsborg 21st May 2009

A result neither wanted with both aiming to keep up with the other teams at the top. Iván Obolo couldn't find the net while Elfsborg couldn't finish. Although AIK may be happier with the draw as it maintains the gap between themselves and Elfsborg. 

AIK: Daniel Örlund (g.k): Markus Jonsson, Per Karlsson, Jos Hooiveld, Nils-Eric Johansson, Kenny Pavey, Daniel Tjernström (C), Bojan Djordjic, Gabriel Özkan, Martin Kayongo-Mutumba, Iván Obolo subs: Nicklas Bergh (g.k), Walid Atta, Pierre Bengtsson, Saihou Jagne, Mikael Thorstensson

Elfsborg: Ante Covic (g.k): Johan Karlsson, Martin Andersson (C), Anders Wikström, Mathias Florén, Teddy Lucic, Helgi Danielsson, Stefan Ishizaki, Denni Avdic, Emir Bajrami, James Keene subs: Joakim Wulff (g.k), Johan Sjöberg, Jesper Florén, Daniel Nordmark, Joel Johansson

Venue: Råsunda

Time: 17:00 CET

GAIS 0-1 IFK Göteborg 21st May 2009

Tobias Hycén added another goal to his impressive season so far. The former Sunderland man is taking the season by storm. He popped up with the winner here on 50 minutes as IFK Göteborg continue to keep pace with the top of the table. GAIS lose again but put up a decent showing here. 

GAIS: Dime Jankulovski (g.k): Jonas Lundén, Richard Ekunde, Fredrik Lundgren (C), Kenneth Gustafsson, Richard Spong, Johan Mårtensson, Mattias Lindström, Wanderson do Carmo, Tommy Lycén, Pär Ericsson subs: Magnus Jonsson (g.k), Andreas Tobiasson, Reuben Ayarna, Björn Andersson, Eyjólfur Hédinsson

IFK Göteborg: Kim Christensen (g.k): Adam Johansson (C), Mattias Bjärsmyr, Ragnar Sigurdsson, Hjalmar Jonsson, Gustav Svensson, Pontus Wernbloom, Sebastian Eriksson, Stefan Selakovic, Robin Söder, Tobias Hysén subs: Markus Sandberg (g.k), Nicklas Carlsson, Erik Lund, Daniel Alexandersson, Niklas Bärkroth

Venue: Gamla Ullevi

Time: 17:00 CET

Kalmar 1-0 Örgryte 21st May 2009

Kalmar did enough to put more misery on bottom side Örgryte with a narrow win. Tobias Carlsson scored the only goal on 74 minutes to extend Örgryte's winless run to 10 games. Örgryte were missing key players but the longer this run continues the more difficult it will be later on in the season. 

Kalmar: Petter Wastå (g.k): Tobias Carlsson, Marcus Lindberg, Joachim Lantz, Stefan Larsson, Tobias Eriksson, Henrik Rydström (C), Rasmus Elm, Daniel Sobralense, Daniel Mendes, Abiola Dauda subs: Zlatan Azinovic (g.k), David Elm, Lasse Johansson, Emin Nouri, Lourival Assis

Örgryte: Bengt Andersson (g.k): Christian Lindström, Dennis Jonsson (C), Tommy von Brömsen, Björn Anklev, Martin Dohlsten, Danny Ervik, Magnus Källander, Pavel Zavadil, Markus Anderberg, Nicolas Sandberg subs: David Stenman (g.k), Markus Gustafsson, Alexander Mellqvist, Patrik Elmander, Adam Eriksson

Venue: Fredriksskans

Time: 17:00 CET

Halmstads 0-2 Gefle 20th May 2009

Halmstads suffered another defeat this time to a Gefle side who are making themselves be known. This result wasn't a fluke as Gefle have gotten results against teams above them in the table. Yussif Chibsah opened the scoring on 38 minutes before he doubled his account on 61 minutes. 

Halmstads: Magnus Bahne (g.k): Emil Salomonsson, Tomas Zvirgzdauskas, Tommy Jönsson (C), Christian Järdler, Michael Görlitz, Tim Sparv, Andreas Johansson, Anselmo Nascimento, Anel Raskaj, Emir Kujovic subs: Karl-Johan Johnsson (g.k), Mikael Rosén, Ajsel Kujovic, Marcus Olsson, Sebastian Johansson

Gefle: Mattias Hugosson (g.k): Daniel Bernhardsson (C), Daniel Theorin, Omar Jawo, Andreas Dahlén, Jonatan Berg, Yannick Bapupa, Yussif Chibsah, Jonas Lantto, Amadou Jawo, Hans Berggren subs: Emil Hedvall (g.k), Johannes Ericsson, Alexander Gerndt, Marcus Hansson, Daniel Westlin

Venue: Örjans Vall

Time: 19:00 CET

IF Brommapojkarna 0-1 Hammarby 20th May 2009

Hammarby made the short trip to the outskirts of the Capital and got the result they wanted and needed. Louay Chanko scored the only goal of the game on 82 minutes the give them all 3 points. The Syrian has proved valuable in recent games. For IF Brommapojkarna another defeat. 

IF Brommapojkarna: Kristoffer Nordfeldt (g.k): Jon Persson (C), Richard Henriksson, Markus Karlsson, Kim Odelius, Philip Haglund, Gabriel Petrovic, Joakim Runnemo, Andreas Eriksson, Miiko Albornoz, Olof Guterstam subs: Benny Lekström (g.k), Mauricio Albornoz, Pär Asp, Sinan Ayranci, Dalil Benyahia

Hammarby: Kristoffer Björklund (g.k): Christian Traoré, José Monteiro, Igor Armas, Emil Johansson, Fredrik Söderström (C), Louay Chanko, Simon Helg, Carlos Gaete Moggia, Freddy Söderberg, Sebastian Castro-Tello subs: Johannes Hopf (g.k), Mikkel Jensen, Haris Laitinen, Maic Sema, Marcus Törnstrand

Venue: Grimsta IP

Time: 19:00 CET

Malmö 0-0 Örebro 20th May 2009

Malmö were left fustrated that they got only a point against an Örebro side who are holding their own this year. Malmö had chances but ultimately couldn't find the winner. 

Malmö: Jonas Sandqvist (g.k): Ulrich Vinzents, Jimmy Dixon, Gabriel De Paulo Limeira, Ricardo Ferreira da Silva, Guillermo Molins, Daniel Andersson (C), Robert Åhman Persson,Daniel Larsson, Wilton Figueiredo, Labinot Harbuzisubs: Dusan Melichárek (g.k), Edward Ofere, Agon Mehmeti, Jiloan Hamad, Jasmin Sudic

Örebro: John Alvbåge (g.k): Tommy Wirtanen, Michael Almebäck, Magnus Wikström, Samuel Wowoah, Fredrik Nordback (C), Magnus Kihlberg, Nordin Gerzic, Eric Magloire Bassombeng, Emra Tahirovic, Roni Porokara subs: Peter Westman (g.k), Bertin Samuel Ze Ndille, Per Johansson, Alejandro Bedoya, Markus Astvald

Venue: Swedbank Arena

Time: 19:00 CET

Round 10 predictions?

I am going to try and get all the results right for round 10? 

Malmö v Örebro: Draw 

IF Brommapojkarna v Hammarby: Tight game draw

Halmstads v Gefle: I think Halmstads will win but will be close

AIK v Elfsborg: Tough one to call but Elfsborg to win

Trelleborgs v Djurgården: A good game but Trelleborg to win

Kalmar v Örgryte: Kalmar to win 

GAIS v IFK Göteborg: IFK Göteborg to win and easily too

BK Häcken v Helsingborgs: Helsingborgs to get the win here 2-1 i think. 

Lets hope i am right on Friday night!

AIK: New dawn?

AIK have improved a lot since 2008's flop of a season. AIK made steady progress in 2006 when finishing a point behind Elfsborg in the title race and a year later in 2007 they fell off the pace and finished 5th. But last season they had an awful year. Never close to getting into Europe they did need a late revival to finish 5th but a massive 19 points off the title. 

But the class of 2009 have made a good solid start to the season going into the 10th round of matches they were 4th and a point behind leaders Elfsborg. 2009 has seen Iván Obolo take stage and he has returned with 4 league goals so far. A total of 10 league goals in 2008 could well be beaten by the hitman. No.1 keeper Tomi Manooja was ruled out of the 2009 season with a broken leg leaving Daniel Örlund to keep goal and he has not done a bad job. He has kept 4 clean sheets so far. 

But with injured players like Manooja out for the long term can AIK really put in a title challenge? Kenny Pavey has come in with his assists while Iván Obolo is scoring and Daniel Örlund is making crucial saves. But with a few injured players AIK will have to watch the disipline side of things. Kenny Pavey does get booked and so does Obolo. But the fans will want Europa league qualification at least and with a squad that AIK has it is within reach. 

Allsvenskan Round 10 Preview

Round 10 of fixtures kicks-off tomorrow night as the June break draws closer. 3 games in fact take place tomorrow with Malmö hosting Örebro and Brommapojkarna hosting Hammarby while Gefle go to Halmstads. 

Wednesday:

1. Malmö v Örebro
2. IF Brommapojkarna v Hammarby
3. Halmstads v Gefle

Thursday: 

1. Kalmar v Örgryte
2. GAIS v IFK Göteborg
3. AIK v Elfsborg
4. Trelleborgs v Djurgården

Friday:

1. BK Häcken v Helsingborgs

Djurgården 0-1 AIK 18th May 2009

Djurgården slipped into the automatic relegation places after defeat to Stockholm rivals AIK. The win moves AIK into 4th place and leaves Djurgården in 15th. The only goal of the game came on 8 minutes when Argentine Iván Obolo finished off. The Argentine is in good form and that was his 4th goal of the season. 

Djurgården: Pa Dembo Touray (g.k): Kebba Ceesay, Toni Kuivasto, Peter Magnusson, Petter Gustafsson, Markus Johannesson (C), Andrej Komac, Daniel Sjölund, Boyd Mwila, Sebastian Rajalakso, Johan Oremo subs: Oskar Wahlström (g.k), Patrik Haginge, Christer Youssef, Hrvoje Milic, Martin Andersson

AIK: Daniel Örlund (g.k): Markus Jonsson, Per Karlsson, Jos Hooiveld, Nils-Eric Johansson, Martin Kayongo-Mutumba, Jorge Ortiz, Daniel Tjernström (C), Kenny Pavey Saihou Jagne, Iván Obolo subs: Nicklas Bergh (g.k), Bojan Djordjic, Pierre Bengtsson, Viktor Lundberg, Gabriel Özkan

Venue: Råsunda

Time: 20:00 CET

Helsingborgs 2-2 Trelleborgs 18th May 2009

Helsingborgs failed to regain top spot after being held to an entertaining 2-2 draw at home to Trelleborgs. A win would've taken Helsingborgs top by 2 points. It started well when René Makondelé scored after just 2 minutes before Christoffer Andersson made it 2-0 on 30 minutes. Trelleborgs hit one back on 40 minutes thanks to Max Fuxberg. But Helsingborgs looked likely for a 3rd until Fisnik Shala silenced the home crowd with a goal on 55 minutes. 

Helsingborgs: Pär Hansson (g.k): Markus Holgersson, Marcus Nilsson, Joel Ekstrand, Adama Tambura, Christoffer Andersson, Isaac Chansa, Marcus Lantz, René Makondele, Rasmus Jönsson, Henrik Larsson (C) subs: Daniel Andersson (g.k), Andreas Landgren, Hannu Patronen, Erik Sundin, Marcus Bergholtz

Trelleborgs: Viktor Noring (g.k): Dennis Melander (C), Peter Abelsson, Yousef Fakhro, Max Fuxberg, Zoran Jovanovic, Kristian Haynes, Magnus Andersson, Marcus Pode, Fredrik Jensen, Fisnik Shala subs: Fredrik Persson (g.k), Joakim Sjöhage, Rasmus Östman, Jonathan Asp, Paulino Lopes Tavares

Venue: Olympia

Time: 19:00 CET

Örgryte 0-1 BK Häcken 18th May 2009

A thigh affair that ended with BK Häcken taking the 3 points. Örgryte were searching for their 1st win of the season but were undone by a Paulo De Oliviera effort on 70 minutes that keeps them rooted to the bottom. The win pushes BK Häcken away from the relegation zone. 

Örgryte: Bengt Andersson (g.k): Christian Lindström, Dennis Jonsson, Tommy von Brömsen, Björn Anklev, Pavel Zavadil, Magnus Källander, Martin Dohlsten, Alexander Mellqvist (C), Markus Anderberg, David Leinar subs: David Stenman (g.k), Christofer Bengtsson, Robin Jonsson, Nicolas Sandberg, Jonathan Lindström

BK Häcken: Christoffer Källqvist (g.k): Marcus Jarlegren, Peter Nyström, Johan Lind, David Frölund, Dominic Chatto, Janne Saarinen (C), Jonas Henriksson, Paulo de Oliviera, John Chibuike, Mathias Ranégie subs: Damir Mehic (g.k), Mohammed Ali Khan, Josef Karlsson, Erik Friberg, Peter Nilsson

Venue: Gamla Ullevi

Time: 19:00 CET

Gefle 3-2 IF Brommapojkarna 17th May 2009

Two defeats on the trot for IF Brommapojkarna have left them looking rather nervously over their shoulders. They are just 5 points away from the drop zone after this defeat. Gefle however moved over their opponents with this win. Jon Persson had given the Stockholm side the lead on 5 minutes before Yussif Chibsah levelled on 17 minutes. Hans Berggren gave Gefle the lead on 41 minutes. But IF levelled up on 57 minutes when Philip Haglund scored. But Gefle re-took the lead on 73 minutes when Amadou Jawo finished. 

Gefle: Mattias Hugosson (g.k): Daniel Bernhardsson (C), Daniel Theorin, Omar Jawo, Jonathan Hellström, Jonatan Berg, Marcus Hansson, Yussif Chibsah, Jonas Lantto, Amadou Jawo, Hans Berggren subs: Emil Hedvall (g.k), Johannes Ericsson, Yannick Bapupa, Alexander Gerndt, Daniel Westlin

IF Brommapojkarna: Kristoffer Nordfeldt (g.k): Jon Persson (C), Pär Asp, Richard Henriksson, Kim Odelius, Philip Haglund, Gabriel Petrovic, Dalil Benyahia, Andreas Eriksson, Miiko Albornoz, Olof Guterstam subs: Benny Lekström (g.k), Markus Karlsson, Mauricio Albornoz, Joakim Runnemo, David Carlsson

Venue: Strömvallen

Time: 17:00 CET

IFK Göteborg 2-1 Kalmar 17th May 2009

IFK Göteborg moved into 2d place until Monday night at least after beating champions Kalmar 2-1. Tobias Hysén gave IFK Göteborg the lead on 57 minutes before the former Sunderland man got his 2nd on 68 minutes. Abiola Dauda pulled one back for the current champions on 72 minutes. Kalmar are now in reach of the drop zone. 

IFK Göteborg: Kim Christensen (g.k): Adam Johansson (C), Mattias Bjärsmyr, Ragnar Sigurdsson, Hjalmar Jonsson, Gustav Svensson, Pontus Wernbloom, Sebastian Eriksson, Stefan Selakovic, Robin Söder, Tobias Hysén subs: Markus Sandberg (g.k), Nicklas Carlsson, Jakob Johansson, Erik Lund, Daniel Alexandersson

Kalmar: Petter Wastå (g.k): Tobias Carlsson, Marcus Lindberg, Joachim Lantz, Stefan Larsson, Tobias Eriksson, Henrik Rydström (C), Rasmus Elm, Daniel Sobralense, Daniel Mendes, Abiola Dauda Subs: Zlatan Azinovic (g.k), Jimmie Augustsson, Erik Israelsson, Emin Nouri, Lourival Assis

Venue: Gamla Ullevi

Time: 17:00 CET

Örebro 2-0 GAIS 17th May 2009

Örebro have moved into 4th place with this win and their 5th this season. Not a great 1st half to be honest and it wasn't until 55 minutes that Kim Olsen opened the scoring. The Dane was a hit in 2008 and is certainly lining up to be one again. Fredrik Nordback made sure of the win in added time. 

Örebro: John Alvbåge (g.k): Tommy Wirtanen, Michael Almebäck, Magnus Wikström, Samuel Wowoah, Fredrik Nordback (C), Magnus Kihlberg, Nordin Gerzic, Eric Magloire Bassombeng, Kim Olsen, Roni Porokara Subs: Peter Westman (g.k), Bertin Samuel Ze Ndille, Alejandro Bedoya, Markus Astvald, Emra Tahirovic

GAIS: Dime Jankulovski (g.k): Jonas Lundén, Richard Ekunde, Fredrik Lundgren (C), Kenneth Gustafsson, Richard Spong, Eyjólfur Hédinsson, Mattias Lindström, Wanderson do Carmo, Daniel Nicklasson, Pär Ericsson Subs: Magnus Jonsson (g.k), Reuben Ayarna, Gudjón Baldvinsson, Tommy Lycén, Mikael Dahlgren

Venue: Behrn Arena

Time: 17:00 CET

Hammarby 1-0 Malmö 17th May 2009

Hammarby moved out of the relegation zone thanks to this hard-fought win over Malmö. American Charlie Davies struck the winner on 57 minutes. Chances were at both ends but a much-needed win for the Stockholm side. 

Hammarby: Kristoffer Björklund (g.k): Christian Traoré, Monday James, Igor Armas, Emil Johansson, Fredrik Söderström, Louay Chanko, Mikkel Jensen (C), Simon Helg, Sebastian Castro-Tello, Charlie Davies Subs: Johannes Hopf (g.k), José Monteiro, Carlos Gaete Moggia, Freddy Söderberg, Maic Sema

Malmö: Jonas Sandqvist (g.k): Ulrich Vinzents, Jimmy Dixon, Gabriel De Paulo Limeira, Ricardo Ferreira da Silva, Guillermo Molins, Daniel Andersson (C), Robert Åhman Persson, Daniel Larsson, Labinot Harbuzi, Wilton Figueiredo Subs:  Dusan Melichárek (g.k), Edward Ofere, Jimmy Durmaz, Jiloan Hamad, Jasmin Sudic

Venue: Söderstadion

Time: 17:00 CET

Elfsborg 4-0 Halmstads 16th May 2009

Elfsborg recovered from a shock cup exit midweek to put on a good show for their home support here. Halmstads themselves were knocked out of the cup in midweek came looking for a win to move into 2nd for 24 hours at least. Daniel Nordmark opened the scoring on 11 minutes before James Keene made it 2-0 on 20 minutes. The former Portsmouth striker made it 3-0 on 44 minutes and just seconds later Denni Avdic finished off a great 1st half with a 4th goal. Halmstads had few chances after that but it is a big defeat for them. Elfsborg move top by a point from Helsingborgs who play on Monday. 

Elfsborg: Ante Covic (g.k): Johan Karlsson, Teddy Lucic, Martin Andersson (C), Mathias Florén, Anders Svensson, Helgi Danielsson, Daniel Nordmark, Denni Avdic, Emir Bajrami, James Keene subs: Joakim Wulff (g.k), Anders Wikström, Joel Johansson, Stefan Ishizaki, Elmin Kurbegovic

Halmstads: Magnus Bahne (g.k): Emil Salomonsson, Tomas Zvirgzdauskas, Tommy Jönsson (C), Christian Järdler, Sebastian Johansson, Andreas Johansson, Anel Raskaj, Anselmo Nascimento, Michael Görlitz, Joe Sise subs: Karl-Johan Johnsson (g.k), Mikael Rosén, Emir Kujovic, Marcus Olsson, Emil Jensen

Venue: Borås Arena

Time: 16:00 CET

Svenska Cupen Round 4 14th May 2009

Thursday saw the round's final game take place. 

Gunnilse 0-7 Helsingborgs: Allsvenskan leaders Helsingborgs ended the cup dream of Gunnilse by thumping them 0-7. Gunnilse had no answer and on 19 minutes René Makondelé gave Helsingborgs the lead. 5 minutes later Christoffer Andersson made it 0-2. Rasmus Jönsson, in impressive form of late made it 0-3 on 30 minutes before Erik Sundin made it 0-4 on 57 minutes. It would be Sundin again to make it 0-5 on 59 minutes. Henrik Fribrock made it 0-6 on 73 minutes before Christoffer Andersson got his 2nd on 87 minutes to complete the stroll and rout of Gunnilse. 

Svenska Cupen Round 4 13th May 2009

The 4th round of the Svenska Cupen took place on Wednesday with 7 ties taking place. 

Örebro 3-0 Halmstads: This game was goalless after 75 minutes before American Alejandro Bedoya opened the scoring. 10 minutes later Emra Tahirovic made it safe before he got his 2nd of the night in added time. 

Mjällby 4-2 Hammarby: Hammarby's woeful start to the season continued with a shock 4-2 defeat away to Suprettan side Mjällby. Adam Berner opened the scores on 11 minutes for the underdogs before Marcus Ekenberg made it 2-0 just 3 minutes later. Erton Fejzullahu made it a safe 3-0 on 33 minutes. Charlie Davies pulled a goal back on 63 minutes and Louay Chanko pulled the scores back to 3-2 on 73 minutes but Mjällby eased any nerves with a killer 4th in added time thanks to David Löfquist. 

GIF Sundsvall 3-5 BK Häcken: These two sides played out a thriller and it all started on 2 minutes when Jaane Saarinen put BK Häcken in front. 21 minutes later Saarinen made it 0-2 to the Allsvenskan side. John Chibuike made it 0-3 on 59 minutes. It appeared BK Häcken were going to stroll through but Linus Hallenius pulled a goal back on 69 minutes. BK Häcken found a 4th though on 72 minutes thanks to Vinicius but just 2 minutes later Christian Söderberg made it 2-4. Vinicius got his 2nd of the game on 79 minutes before Hannes Sigurdsson made it 3-5 in added time. 

Landskrona BoIS 1-4 IFK Göteborg: IFK Göteborg are through after ousting Landskrona BoIS 1-4. Departing Pontus Wernbloom opened the scoring on 34 minutes before Ragnar Sigurdsson made it 0-2 just 5 minutes later. Stefan Selakovic made it 0-3 on 77 minutes to all but book IFK's place. Pär Cederquist made it 1-3 on 78 minutes before IFK Göteborg wrapped up a fine days work with a 4th goal on 83 minutes with Selakovic grabbing his 2nd of the game. 

Gefle 1-0 Djurgården: Marcus Hansson's 14th minute strike ended Djurgården's intrest in the Svenska Cupen this season. The Stockholm side have a faltering league campaign to concentrate on now. 

Sirius 0-1 AIK: Viktor Lundberg scored the only goal of the game in the 9th minute to knock-out Sirius and send AIK through. 

Syrianska 2-1 Elfsborg: Another big shock of the round saw Elfsborg exit at the hands of Suprettan side Syrianska. Daniel Nordmark had given the Allsvenskan side the lead on 33 minutes before Nahir Awrohum levelled on 48 minutes. Imad Zatara scored the winner on 80 minutes to knock-out Elfsborg. 

Allsvenskan Round 9 Preview

Another round of matches this coming weekend with Elfsborg hosting Halmstads on Saturday. Current Allsvenskan leaders Helsingborgs host Trelleborgs on Monday and there is a Stockholm derby on Tuesday. 

Saturday:

1. Elfsborg v Halmstads

Sunday:

1. IFK Göteborg v Kalmar
2. Gefle v IF Brommapojkarna
3. Hammarby v Malmö
4. Örebro v GAIS

Monday:

1. Helsingborgs v Trelleborgs
2. Örgryte v BK Häcken

Tuesday:

1. Djurgården v AIK

Örebro 2-0 Hammarby 11th May 2009

Örebro got their 4th win of the season after beating Hammarby 2-0 at the Behrn Arena. Hammarby went into this game in dire need of a win to kick-start their poor season but Örebro were in front on 7 minutes thanks to Finland star Roni Porokara. Örebro then made it 2-0 on 51 minutes with Samuel Wowoah finishing to complete a fine win. Things got worse for the visitors when striker Nathan Paulse was sent-off on 69 minutes. 

Örebro: John Alvbåge (g.k): Patrik Anttonen, Michael Almebäck, Magnus Wikström, Samuel Wowoah, Alejandro Bedoya, Magnus Kihlberg (C), Per Johansson, Eric Magloire Bassombeng, Kim Olsen, Roni Porokara subs: Peter Westman (g.k), Bertin Samuel Ze Ndille, Tommy Wirtanen, Erik Nilsson, Emra Tahirovic

Hammarby: Kristoffer Björklund (g.k): Christian Traoré, Monday James, Igor Armas (C), Emil Johansson, Freddy Söderberg, Carlos Gaete Moggia, Louay Chanko, Sebastian Castro-Tello, Nathan Paulse, Charlie Davies subs: Johannes Hopf (g.k), José Monteiro, Christer Gustafsson, Maic Sema, Marcus Törnstrand

Venue: Behrn Arena

Time: 20:00 CET

IF Brommapojkarna 0-3 Helsingborgs 11th May 2009

Helsingborgs got the win they needed to open a 2 point gap at the top of the Allsvenskan by impressively beating Brommapojkarna 0-3 at the Grimsta IP. Helsingborgs had the lead within 7 minutes when Markus Holgersson finished. An own goal on 33 minutes gave Helsingborgs a 0-2 lead they were never going to let slip and the made it 0-3 on 35 minutes when Henrik Larsson found the net. A harsh lesson for the newly promoted side. 

IF Brommapojkarna: Kristoffer Nordfeldt (g.k): Pär Asp, Richard Henriksson, Markus Karlsson (C), Kim Odelius, Gabriel Petrovic, Mauricio Albornoz, Joakim Runnemo, Philip Haglund, Miiko Albornoz, Olof Guterstam subs: Benny Lekström (g.k), Jon Persson, David Carlsson, Andreas Eriksson, Dalil Benyahia

Helsinborgs: Pär Hansson (g.k): Markus Holgersson, Marcus Nilsson, Joel Ekstrand, Adama Tambura, Christoffer Andersson, Marcus Bergholtz, Isaac Chansa, René Makondele, Rasmus Jönsson, Henrik Larsson (C) subs: Daniel Andersson (g.k), Hannu Patronen, Tobias Holmqvist, Fredrik Svanbäck, Erik Sundin

Venue: Grimsta IP

Time: 19:00 CET

Kalmar 2-0 Trelleborgs 11th May 2009

Champions Kalmar made it 2 big wins in a row as they beat 10-man Trelleborgs at the Fredriksskans. Rasmus Bengtsson was sent-off on the stroke of half-time which left Kalmar's job easier and the took the lead on 65 minutes thanks to Tobias Eriksson. But Trelleborgs kept the champions out until added time when Daniel Mendes made the extra man count by finishing off for a 2-0 win. 

Kalmar: Petter Wastå (g.k): Tobias Carlsson, Joachim Lantz, Marcus Lindberg, Stefan Larsson, Tobias Eriksson, Henrik Rydström (C), Rasmus Elm, Daniel Sobralense, David Elm, Abiola Dauda Subs: Zlatan Azinovic (g.k), Jimmie Augustsson, Daniel Mendes, Lasse Johansson, Emin Nouri

Trelleborgs: Viktor Noring (g.k): Dennis Melander (C), Peter Abelsson, Rasmus Bengtsson, Yousef Fakhro, Zoran Jovanovic, Magnus Andersson, Kristian Haynes, Marcus Pode, Andreas Drugge, Joakim Sjöhage Subs: Carl Wachtmeister (g.k), Mattias Thylander, Fredrik Jensen, Paulino Lopes Tavares, Fisnik Shala

Venue: Fredriksskans

Time: 19:00 CET

Halmstads 2-1 Örgryte 10th May 2009

Halmstads had to come from a goal behind to get the 3 points against a brave Örgryte. Former Ljungskile defender David Leinar gave the bottom side the lead on 28 minutes. Michael Görlitz levelled on 54 minutes to start the recovery and Andreas Johansson scored the winner on 66 minutes. Halmstads move into 5th place. 

Halmstads: Magnus Bahne (g.k): Emil Salomonsson, Tomas Zvirgzdauskas, Tommy Jönsson (C), Christian Järdler, Andreas Johansson, Tim Sparv, Michael Görlitz, Anselmo Nascimento, Anel Raskaj, Emir Kujovic subs: Karl-Johan Johnsson (g.k), Per Johansson, Mikael Rosén, Marcus Olsson, Sebastian Johansson

Örgryte: Bengt Andersson (g.k), Christian Lindström, Dennis Jonsson, Tommy von Brömsen, Björn Anklev, Pavel Zavadil, Danny Ervik, Magnus Källander, Martin Dohlsten, Alexander Mellqvist (C), David Leinar subs: David Stenman (g.k), Christofer Bengtsson, Patrik Elmander, Robin Jonsson, Jonathan Lindström

Venue: Örjans Vall

Time: 17:00 CET

GAIS 1-1 Elfsborg 10th May 2009

Not the result Elfsborg were looking for but they are now top of the Allsvenskan. Anders Svensson gave them the lead on 37 minutes but that goal was cancelled by Mattias Lindström's effort on 76 minutes. GAIS will take this but for title chasing Elfsborg it is 2 vital point dropped. 

GAIS: Dime Jankulovski (g.k): Jonas Lundén, Richard Ekunde, Fredrik Lundgren (C), Kenneth Gustafsson, Richard Spong, Eyjólfur Hédinsson, Mattias Lindström, Wanderson do Carmo, Tommy Lycén, Pär Ericsson subs: Magnus Jonsson (g.k), Andreas Tobiasson, Gudmundur Gunnarsson, Daniel Nicklasson, Mikael Dahlgren

Elfsborg: Ante Covic (g.k): Johan Karlsson, Teddy Lucic, Anders Wikström, Mathias Florén, Anders Svensson (C), Helgi Danielsson, Daniel Nordmark, Daniel Mobaeck, Emir Bajrami, James Keene subs: Joakim Wulff (g.k), Johan Sjöberg, Denni Avdic, Joel Johansson, Elmin Kurbegovic

Venue: Gamla Ullevi

Time: 17:00 CET

Malmö 2-1 Djurgården 10th May 2009

Djurgården suffered defeat this time at the hands of Malmö. Labinot Harbuzi opened the scoring on 6 minutes before Sebastien Rajalakso levelled on 40 minutes. But there was nothing Rajalakso could do to save the Capital club this time. Former AIK hitman Wilton Figueiredo, back from Qatar scored the winner on 68 minutes. 

Malmö: Jonas Sandqvist (g.k): Ulrich Vinzents, Jimmy Dixon, Gabriel De Paulo Limeira, Ricardo Ferreira da Silva, Guillermo Molins, Daniel Andersson (C), Robert Åhman Persson, Daniel Larsson, Labinot Harbuzi, Wilton Figueiredo subs: Dusan Melichárek (g.k), Rick Kruys, Edward Ofere, Jiloan Hamad, Jasmin Sudic

Djurgården: Oskar Wahlström (g.k): Petter Gustafsson, Toni Kuivasto, Kebba Ceesay, Jan Tauer, Markus Johannesson (C), Andrej Komac, Philip Hellquist, Boyd Mwila, Sebastian Rajalakso, Johan Oremo subs: Pa Dembo Touray (g.k), Christer Youssef, Hrvoje Milic, Martin Andersson, Peter Magnusson

Venue: Swedbank Arena

Time: 14:30 CET

AIK 2-0 BK Häcken 9th May 2009

AIK overcame BK Häcken in a four minutes spell just before half-time. A far from full Råsunda saw Saihou Jagne open the scoring on 38 minutes and just 4 minutes later Kenny Pavey made it 2-0 as AIK win comportably and pushing BK Häcken nearer the relegation zone. 

AIK: Daniel Örlund (g.k): Markus Jonsson, Per Karlsson, Jos Hooiveld, Nils-Eric Johansson (C), Kenny Pavey, Jorge Ortiz, Bojan Djordjic, Martin Kayongo-Mutumba, Saihou Jagne, Iván Obolo subs: Milos Petkovic (g.k), Daniel Tjernström, Pierre Bengtsson, Mikael Thorstensson, Viktor Lundberg

BK Häcken: Christoffer Källqvist (g.k): Daniel Forsell, Tom Söderberg, Johan Lind, David Frölund, Dominic Chatto, Peter Nyström, Jonas Henriksson (C), Josef Karlsson, Paulo de Oliviera, Mathias Ranégie subs: Damir Mehic (g.k), John Chibuike, Vinicius Lopes Souto, Marcus Jarlegren, Erik Friberg

Venue: Råsunda

Time: 16:00 CET

Örgryte struggle?

After 7 games back in the Allsvenskan Örgryte have not had the start they wanted nor what people expected. Örgryte are based in Sweden's 2nd city of Göteborg. But what has gone wrong for Örgryte. Having won the 2008 Suprettan by 2 points from fellow Göteborg side BK Häcken some expected them to have the best chance of staying up in 2009? After 7 games BK Häcken were 2 points clear of the play-off place, IF Brommapojkarna were 5th and Örgryte were bottom and just secured their 1st point of 2009. 

3 goals scored in 7 games and having shipped 16 goals in the process including an opening 1-5 loss to GAIS, also from Göteborg. That is relegation form and Örgryte need to change rapidly if they are to avoid what happened to IFK Norrköping in 2008. IFK made a poor start and found themselves well off safety by the mid-point last year and eventually got relegated. It is just 7 games but Örgryte need wins now to kick-start their season!

IFK Göteborg 3-0 Gefle 7th May 2009

IFK Göteborg returned to winning ways after losing to Elfsborg by beating Gefle 3-0 here. Pontus Wernbloom, departing in June to AZ Alkmaar opened the scoring on 27 minutes and just 10 minutes later he made it 2-0. Ragnar Sigurdsson made it 3-0 on 64 minutes as Gefle were blown apart. A much needed win for IFK Göteborg. 

IFK Göteborg: Kim Christensen (g.k): Adam Johansson (C), Mattias Bjärsmyr, Ragnar Sigurdsson, Erik Lund, Gustav Svensson, Pontus Wernbloom, Thomas Olsson, Stefan Selakovic, Tobias Hysén, Robin Söder subs: Markus Sandberg (g.k), Karl Svensson, Nicklas Carlsson, Jakob Johansson, Niklas Bärkroth

Gefle: Mattias Hugosson (g.k): Daniel Bernhardsson (C), Daniel Theorin, Omar Jawo, Jonathan Hellström, Jonatan Berg, Yussif Chibsah, Johannes Ericsson, Jonas Lantto, Amadou Jawo, Hans Berggren subs: Tobias Skärberg (g.k), Ryan Raybould, Alexander Gerndt, Marcus Hansson, Daniel Westlin

Venue: Gamla Ullevi

Time: 19:00 CET

Round 8 Preview

Round 7 is just over and tonight sees the begining of round 8. IFK Göteborg host Gefle and the hosts go into tonight's game on the back of 2-0 defeat to Elfsborg while Gefle beat Örebro on Monday. 

Thursday: 

1. IFK Göteborg v Gefle

Saturday:

1. AIK v BK Häcken

Sunday:

1. Malmö v Djurgården
2. GAIS v Elfsborg
3. Halmstads v Örgryte

Monday:

1. IF Brommapojkarna v Helsingborgs
2. Kalmar v Trelleborgs
3. Örebro v Hammarby

Hammarby 1-4 Kalmar 6th May 2009

Hammarby slipped into the drop zone and into further trouble after being out-played by champions Kalmar who themselves have not had a bright start. Tobias Carlsson gave Kalmar the lead on 31 minutes as Hammarby continued their miserable form. Rasmus Elm made it 0-2 on 59 minutes before it was 0-3 thanks to Marcus Lindberg getting himself on the scoresheet. Tobias Eriksson made it 0-4 as the Hammarby fans left the stadium. The hosts did get a goal back when Charlie Davies netted on 82 minutes but did nothing to the game. 

Hammarby: Rami Shaaban (g.k): José Monteiro, Igor Armas, Monday James, Emil Johansson, Carlos Gaete, Louay Chanko, Mikkel Jensen (C), Sebastian Castro-Tello, Nathan Paulse, Charlie Davies subs: Kristoffer Björklund (g.k), Fredrik Söderström, Freddy Söderberg, Haris Laitinen, Marcus Törnstrand

Kalmar: Petter Wastå (g.k): Tobias Carlsson, Marcus Lindberg, Joachim Lantz, Stefan Larsson, Henrik Rydström (C), Tobias Eriksson, Daniel Sobralense, Rasmus Elm, Abiola Dauda, David Elm subs:  Zlatan Azinovic (g.k), Jimmie Augustsson, Daniel Mendes, Lasse Johansson, Emin Nouri

Venue: Söderstadion

Time: 19:00 CET

Örgryte 1-1 IF Brommapojkarna 6th May 2009

Örgryte got their 1st point of the season in a game they should've got three. Christian Lindström gave the bottom club the lead on 50 minutes which appeared to set them on the way. But a moment of madness on 68 minutes when Örgryte conceded an own goal meant they had to share the points. Brommapojkarna continue their bright start. 

Örgryte: Bengt Andersson (g.k): Björn Anklev, Dennis Jonsson, Tommy von Brömsen, Robin Jonsson, Martin Dohlsten, Magnus Källander, Markus Gustafsson, Alexander Mellqvist (C), Pavel Zavadil, Markus Anderberg subs: David Stenman (g.k), Patrik Elmander, Christian Lindström, Adam Eriksson, Danny Ervik

IF Brommapojkarna: Kristoffer Nordfeldt (g.k): Pär Asp, Richard Henriksson, Markus Karlsson (C), Kim Odelius, Philip Haglund, Gabriel Petrovic, Dalil Benyahia, Andreas Eriksson, Miiko Albornoz, Olof Guterstam subs: Benny Lekström (g.k), Jon Persson, Mauricio Albornoz, Joakim Runnemo, David Carlsso

Venue: Gamla Ullevi

Time: 20:00 CET

Trelleborgs 1-0 AIK 5th May 2009

A shock result this but Trelleborgs move level with AIK after this result. Andreas Drugge scored the only goal of the game on 56 minutes to send the home fans home delighted. AIK needed the win to move closer to Elfsborg and Helsingborgs. 

Trelleborgs: Viktor Noring (g.k): Dennis Melander (C), Peter Abelsson, Rasmus Bengtsson, Max Fuxberg, Kristian Haynes, Thommie Persson, Magnus Andersson, Marcus Pode, Andreas Drugge, Joakim Sjöhage subs: Fredrik Persson (g.k), Zoran Jovanovic, Mattias Thylander, Fredrik Jensen, Yousef Fakhro

AIK: Daniel Örlund (g.k): Markus Jonsson, Nils-Eric Johansson (C), Jos Hooiveld, Patrik Bojent, Kenny Pavey, Jorge Ortiz, Bojan Djordjic, Martin Kayongo-Mutumba, Miran Burgic, Iván Obolo subs: Milos Petkovic (g.k), Pierre Bengtsson, Yussuf Saleh, Pontus Engblom, Viktor Lundberg

Venue: Vångavallen

Time: 19:00 CET

BK Häcken 2-2 Halmstads 5th May 2009

BK Häcken earned a 2-2 draw at home against Halmstads. This results means Halmstads failed to move into 3rd place. Jonas Henriksson gave BK Häcken the lead after just 3 minutes. Andreas Johansson levelled on 29 minutes as Halmstads went for the win. The took lead on 61 minutes when Anselmo found the net. But back came BK Häcken who levelled in added time thanks to Mathias Ranégie. Halmstads drop 2 vital points. 

BK Häcken: Christoffer Källqvist (g.k): Daniel Forsell, Johan Lind, Tom Söderberg, David Frölund, Dominic Chatto, Janne Saarinen (C), Jonas Henriksson, Josef Karlsson, Paulo de Oliviera, Mathias Ranégie subs: Damir Mehic (g.k), John Chibuike, Vinicius Lopes Souto, Marcus Jarlegren, Erik Friberg

Halmstads: Magnus Bahne (g.k): Emil Salomonsson, Tomas Zvirgzdauskas, Tommy Jönsson (C), Christian Järdler, Andreas Johansson, Tim Sparv, Michael Görlitz, Anselmo Nascimento, Anel Raskaj, Emir Kujovic subs: Karl-Johan Johnsson (g.k), Per Johansson, Mikael Rosén, Marcus Olsson, Sebastian Johansson

Venue: Rambergsvallen

Time: 19:00 CET

Pontus Wernbloom to join AZ Alkmaar

IFK Göteborg will be losing one of their best players in June. Striker Pontus Wernbloom has agreed to join new Eredivisie champions AZ Alkmaar. Wernbloom becomes the 3rd Swedish striker to move to Holland in the past 6 months following on from Viktor Elm and Patrik Ingelsten. 

Wernbloom will be given the number 17 shirt at the DSB Stadion for 2009-2010. 

Wernbloom currently has 22 goals in total for IFK since 2005. 

Elfsborg 2-0 IFK Göteborg 4th May 2009

Elfsborg joined Helsingborgs at the top of the table with 15 points after beating fellow challengers IFK Göteborg 2-0 here. Daniel Mobaeck opened the scoring on 31 minutes to send Elfsborg on the way to a win. Emir Bajrami made it 2-0 ten minutes into the 2nd half. But IFK Göteborg's night went sour when Sebastian Eriksson was sent-off for a 2nd yellow.

Elfsborg: Ante Covic (g.k): Johan Karlsson, Martin Andersson (C), Teddy Lucic, Mathias Florén, Helgi Danielsson, Anders Svensson, Daniel Mobaeck, Martin Ericsson, Emir Bajrami, James Keene subs: Joakim Wulff (g.k), Denni Avdic, Anders Wikström, Daniel Nordmark, Joel Johansson

IFK Göteborg: Kim Christensen (g.k): Adam Johansson (C), Mattias Bjärsmyr, Ragnar Sigurdsson, Hjalmar Jonsson, Gustav Svensson, Pontus Wernbloom, Sebastian Eriksson, Stefan Selakovic, Robin Söder, Tobias Hysén subs: Markus Sandberg (g.k), Nicklas Carlsson, Thomas Olsson, Jakob Johansson, Niklas Bärkroth

Venue: Borås Arena

Time: 20:00 CET

Djurgården 2-1 GAIS 4th May 2009

Djurgården finally got a win after some disasterous results. Sebastien Rajalakso gave the capital club the lead on 11 minutes to set them on there way. Boyd Mwila made it 2-0 on 32 minutes but that was before Wanderson caused a slight scare for the home fans with a goal on 37 minutes. But Djurgården held on for a much needed morale boosting win. 

Djurgården: Oskar Wahlström (g.k): Petter Gustafsson, Toni Kuivasto, Kebba Ceesay, Jan Tauer, Markus Johannesson (C), Andrej Komac, Mikael Dahlberg, Boyd Mwila, Sebastian Rajalakso, Hrvoje Milic subs: Pa Dembo Touray (g.k), Philip Hellquist, Christer Youssef, Martin Andersson, Peter Magnusson

GAIS: Dime Jankulovski (g.k): Mikael Dahlgren, Richard Ekunde, Fredrik Lundgren (C), Gudmundur Gunnarsson, Richard Spong, Johan Mårtensson, Mattias Lindström, Wanderson do Carmo, Tommy Lycén, Pär Ericsson subs: Magnus Jonsson (g.k), Daniel Morais Reis, Daniel Nicklasson, Eyjólfur Hédinsson, Johan Rundqvist

Venue: Stadion

Time: 19:00 CET

Gefle 2-0 Örebro 4th May 2009

Gefle recorded a much needed win over Örebro. Örebro were without the suspended Nordin Gerzic, who has been vital for them and they suffered without him. Gefle attacked and took a 25th minute lead from Amadou Jawo. Gefle kept up the pressure and found a 2nd on 40 minutes thanks to Jonas Lantto. Defeat for Örebro. 

Gefle: Mattias Hugosson (g.k): Daniel Bernhardsson (C), Daniel Theorin, Omar Jawo, Andreas Dahlén, Jonatan Berg, Yannick Bapupa, Yussif Chibsah, Jonas Lantto, Amadou Jawo, Hans Berggren subs: Emil Hedvall (g.k), Johannes Ericsson, Jonathan Hellström, Bernhard Nyström, Alexander Gerndt

Örebro: John Alvbåge (g.k): Patrik Anttonen, Bertin Samuel Ze Ndille, Magnus Wikström, Samuel Wowoah, Fredrik Nordback (C), Magnus Kihlberg, Alejandro Bedoya, Eric Magloire Bassombeng, Kim Olsen, Roni Porokara subs: Peter Westman (g.k), Per Johansson, Tommy Wirtanen, Kristoffer Näfver, Emra Tahirovic

Venue: Strömvallen

Time: 19:00 CET

Helsingborgs 1-0 Malmö 4th May 2009

Helsingborgs won this encounter with a goal from veteran Henrik Larsson in the final minute of the game at the Olympia. Malmö had gone into this game on a good run of form but were beaten in the final minute as Helsingborgs went top of the Allsvenskan. 

Helsingborgs: Pär Hansson (g.k): Markus Holgersson, Marcus Nilsson, Joel Ekstrand, Christoffer Andersson, Andreas Landgren, Isaac Chansa, Marcus Lantz, René Makondele, Rasmus Jönsson, Henrik Larsson (C) subs: Daniel Andersson (g.k), Adama Tambura, Hannu Patronen, Tobias Holmqvist, Marcus Bergholtz

Malmö: Jonas Sandqvist (g.k): Ulrich Vinzents, Jasmin Sudic, Gabriel De Paulo Limeira, Ricardo Ferreira da Silva, Daniel Andersson (C), Labinot Harbuzi, Guillermo Molins, Wilton Figueiredo, Daniel Larsson, Edward Ofere subs: Dusan Melichárek(g.k), Rick Kruys, David Durmaz, Jimmy Durmaz, Agon Mehmeti

Venue: Olympia

Time: 19:00 CET

Allsvenskan Round 7 Preview

Going into Round 7 it is IFK Göteborg who lead the table on goal difference from Helsingborgs, Elfsborg and AIK who all have 12 points with IF Brommapojkarna and Malmö a point behind with 11. 

Monday: 4th May 2009

1. Djurgården v GAIS
2. Helsingborgs v Malmö
3. Gefle v Örebro
4. Elfsborg v IFK Göteborg

Tuesday: 5th May 2009

1. BK Häcken v Halmstads
2. Trelleborgs v AIK

Wednesday: 6th May 2009

1. Hammarby v Kalmar
2. Örgryte v IF Brommapojkarna

Kalmar 2-1 BK Häcken 1st May 2009

Champions Kalmar ended their poor run with a come-from-behind win at home to BK Häcken. Paulo De Oliviera gave BK Häcken the lead on 26 minutes to the misery of the majority of the Fredriksskans support. Daniel Sobralense levelled the scores on 38 minutes and the game was for Kalmar to lose. Chances came and BK Häcken didn't take theirs but Kalmar took one which was the winner on 81 minutes when Tobias Carlsson finished off. 

Kalmar: Petter Wastå (g.k): Emin Nouri, Joachim Lantz, Marcus Lindberg, Stefan Larsson, Tobias Eriksson, Henrik Rydström (C), Rasmus Elm, Daniel Sobralense, David Elm, Abiola Dauda Subs: Zlatan Azinovic (g.k), Tobias Carlsson, Jimmie Augustsson, Daniel Mendes, Lasse Johansson

BK Häcken: Christoffer Källqvist (g.k): Johan Lind, Tom Söderberg, Mattias Östberg, David Frölund, Peter Nyström, Janne Saarinen (C), Jonas Henriksson, Josef Karlsson, Erik Friberg, Paulo de Oliviera Subs: Damir Mehic (g.k), Vinicius Lopes Souto, Robin Wikman, Mathias Ranégie, Daniel Forsell

Venue: Fredriksskans

Time: 17:00 CET

Trelleborgs 2-1 Örgryte 1st May 2009

Bottom side Örgryte suffered their 6th defeat of the season when they left Trelleborgs with a 2-1 reverse. It started brightly on 26 minutes when an own goal gave Örgryte the lead. But Rasmus Bengtsson levelled on 38 minutes, when David Leinar was sent-off. Joakim Sjöhage made the extra-man count when he fired in the winner on 65 minutes. Örgryte suffer again. 

Trelleborgs: Viktor Noring (g.k): Dennis Melander (C), Peter Abelsson, Rasmus Bengtsson, Yousef Fakhro, Kristian Haynes, Thommie Persson, Magnus Andersson, Marcus Pode, Andreas Drugge, Joakim Sjöhage subs: Fredrik Persson (g.k), Zoran Jovanovic, Mattias Thylander, Fredrik Jensen, Max Fuxberg

Örgryte: Nathan Coe (g.k): Christofer Bengtsson, Danny Ervik, David Leinar, Robin Jonsson, Björn Anklev, Pavel Zavadil, Alexander Mellqvist (C), Magnus Källander, Christian Lindström, Patrik Elmander subs: David Stenman (g.k), Markus Gustafsson, Martin Dohlsten, Tommy von Brömsen, Markus Anderberg, Adam Eriksson

Venue: Vångavallen

Time: 17:00 CET

IF Brommapojkarna 1-1 Elfsborg 1st May 2009

IF Brommapojkarna continue their fine start by earning a draw at home to Elfsborg. Olof Guterstam gave the hosts a 9th minute lead but for all the hard work James Keene levelled the scores for Elfsborg on 29 minutes. Overall Elfsborg will be more disappointed with the result. 

IF Brommapojkarna: Kristoffer Nordfeldt (g.k): Pär Asp, Richard Henriksson, Markus Karlsson (C), Miiko Albornoz, Mauricio Albornoz, Gabriel Petrovic, Dalil Benyahia, Philip Haglund, Joakim Runnemo, Olof Guterstam subs: Benny Lekström (g.k), Jon Persson, Nabil Bahoui, David Carlsson, Andreas Eriksson

Elfsborg: Ante Covic (g.k): Daniel Mobaeck, Teddy Lucic, Martin Andersson (C), Johan Karlsson, Helgi Danielsson, Anders Svensson, Daniel Nordmark, Denni Avdic, Emir Bajrami, James Keene subs: Joakim Wulff (g.k), Jesper Florén, Joel Johansson, Niklas Hult, Elmin Kurbegovic

Venue: Grimsta IP

Time: 17:00 CET