Malmö 3-1 Hammarby 27th September 2009

Malmö continued their blistering run of form with a 3-1 success over Hammarby. Malmö having put five past title chasing Elfsborg and racked up another three in midweek were looking to again score goals as struggling Hammarby went south to Malmö. Daniel Larsson, who has contributed to that run with three goals got another here on 43 minutes. Hammarby believed they had a chance for a win after going into the break just 1-0 down. Hammarby's hopes of nicking a point at least took a blow when Larsson got his 2^nd of the afternoon on 67 minutes. Simon Helg gave Hammarby a chance with just seven minutes remaining. But again Hammarby's spirited performance was signed off when Edward Ofere made it 3-1 in added time.

Malmö: Johan Dahlin (g.k): Markus Halsti, Jasmin Sudic, Gabriel Limeira, Ricardo Ferreira, Guillermo Molins, Daniel Andersson (C), Rick Kruys, Jiloan Hamad, Daniel Larsson, Edward Ofere
subs: Dusan Melichárek (g.k), Ulrich Vinzents, Robert Åhman-Persson, Wilton Figueiredo, Agon Mehmeti

Hammarby:
Kristoffer Björklund (g.k): David Johansson, José Monteiro, Christian Traoré, Emil Johansson, Haris Laitinen, Carlos Gaete, Fredrik Söderström (C), Vladico Zlojutro, Rafael Magalhaes, Nathan Paulse subs: Johannes Hopf (g.k), Freddy Söderberg, Igor Armas, Maic Sema, Simon Helg

Venue: Malmö Stadion

Time: 14:30 CET

Kalmar 2-1 IFK Göteborg 26th September 2009

The title race took another twist on Saturday as Kalmar defeated IFK Göteborg. Abiola Dauda put Kalmar ahead as early as the 9^th minute. Kalmar looked like getting the three points when IFK had Sebastian Eriksson sent off on 73 minutes. Hannes Stiller, who has become a key player in the 2^nd half of the season for IFK leveled barley three minutes after Eriksson's sending off. But not to be undone Kalmar scored the winner through Brazilian Ricardo Santos on 86 minutes.

Kalmar: Petter Wastå (g.k): Emin Nouri, Stefan Ålander, Joachim Lantz, Stefan Larsson, Tobias Eriksson, Henrik Ryström (C), Daniel Sobralense, Daniel Mendes, Reinaldo, Abiola Dauda Subs: Zlatan Azinovic (g.k), Marcus Lindberg, Ricardo Santos, Erik Israelsson, Lasse Johansson

IFK Göteborg: Kim Christensen (g.k): Erik Lund, Ragnar Sigurdsson, Hjalmar Jonsson, Mikael Dyrestam, Gustav Svensson, Sebastian Eriksson, Niklas Bärkroth, Stefan Selakovic (C), Theodor Bjarnason, Hannes Stiller subs: Markus Sandberg (g.k), Tuomo Turunen, Thomas Olsson, Jakob Johansson, Tobias Sana

Venue: Fredriksskans

Time: 16:00 CET

Superettan Preview

The Superettan is now hotting up with Mjällby guaranteed at least a play-off place while Åtvidabergs are on course to securing promotion to the Allsvenskan in the coming weeks. But it is the fight for the play-off place that is really exciting. GIF Sundsvall currently occupy that vital 3^rd place but a host of sides right down to Assyriska in 7^th only separated by three points.

Relegation is also getting exciting with no one down as of yet although Vasalunds look like heading down on current form. What is sure to be a vital last few weeks we could expect some twists in the meantime.

1	Mjällby	25	17	7	1	53	13	+40	58
2	Åtvidabergs	25	14	5	6	45	32	+13	47
3	GIF Sundsvall	25	12	7	6	47	35	+12	43
4	Syrianska	25	12	5	8	42	33	+9	41
5	Falkenbergs	25	13	2	10	39	30	+9	41
6	Ängelholms	25	12	4	9	37	35	+2	40
7	Assyriska	25	12	4	9	33	33	0	40
8	Landskron BoIS	25	11	4	10	40	31	+9	37
9	Ljungskile	25	8	5	12	37	41	-4	29
10	Väsby United	25	7	7	11	25	33	-8	28
11	Jönköping Södra	25	8	4	13	35	47	-12	28
12	IFK Norrköping	25	6	8	11	39	40	-1	26
13	Qviding	25	6	8	11	28	40	-12	26
14	Sirius	25	6	7	12	30	44	-14	25
15	FC Trollhätten	25	6	6	13	22	38	-16	24
16	Vasalunds	25	6	5	14	30	57	-27	23

Gefle 0-3 Malmö 24th September 2009

Gefle's form has turned for the worse while Malmö's has taken a turn for the better in recent weeks. Having thumped Elfsborg 5-0 last week, Malmö made the long journey to Gävle looking to continue that fine vain of form. Edward Ofere opened the scoring yet again for Malmö on 29 minutes before he got his 2^nd just four minutes later. Daniel Larsson, who got two last week got another goal here on 59 minutes to send Malmö back down with a fine 3-0 win. Gefle need a chance of fortune.

Gefle: Mattias Hugosson (g.k): Daniel Bernhardsson (C), Daniel Theorin, Omar Jawo, Andreas Dahlén, Yannick Bapupa, Johannes Ericsson, Yussif Chibsah, Jonas Lantto, Daniel Westlin, Alexander Gerndt subs: Emil Hedvall (g.k), Olof Mård, Linus Bolin, Bernhard Nyström

Malmö: Johan Dahlin (g.k): Markus Halsti, Jasmin Sudic, Gabriel Limeira, Ricardo Ferreira, Guillermo Molins, Rick Kruys, Daniel Andersson (C), Jiloan Hamad, Edward Ofere, Daniel Larsson subs: Dusan Melchárek (g.k), Robert Åhman-Persson, Wilton Figueiredo, Pontus Jansson

Venue: Strömvallen

Time: 20:00 CET

Örgryte 0-2 Trelleborgs 24th September 2009

Bottom side Örgryte again tasted defeat as Trelleborgs moved up the table. Joakim Sjöhage opened the scoring for Trelleborg right on the half-time whistle. Örgryte were looking for the equalizer which didn't come and Trelleborgs punished Örgryte. Andreas Drugge made it 2-0 on 72 minutes as Trelleborgs looked as if they secured the victory. Örgryte's Alvaro Santos was sent-off for a second bookable offense on 82 minutes.

Örgryte: Bengt Andersson (g.k): Björn Anklev, Dennis Jonsson, Robin Jonsson, Roy Miller, Markus Anderberg, Sebastian Johansson, Pavel Zavadil, Markus Gustafsson, Marcus Allbäck (C), Alvaro Santos
subs: Peter Abrahamsson (g.k), Alexander Mellqvist, Adam Eriksson, Nicolas Sandberg, Magnus Källander

Trelleborgs: Viktor Norling (g.k): Dennis Melander (C), Peter Abelsson, Jens Sloth, Yousef Fakhro, Joakim Nilsson, Thommie Persson, Magnus Andersson, Andreas Wihlborg, Andreas Drugge, Joakim Sjöhage subs: Fredrik Persson (g.k), Zoran Janković, Marcus Pode, Fredrik Jensen, Marcus Falk-Olander

Venue: Gamla Ullevi

Time: 20:00 CET

Djurgården 0-2 Halmstads 24th September 2009

Halmstads have started to pull away from the relegation zone as they ousted Djurgården. Djurgården continue to stay in the drop zone and need a miracle to avoid relegation now. Halmstads had been slipping in recent weeks until a win last week, they have another now after this result. Marcus Olsson opened the scoring after 57 minutes. That lead was doubled three minutes later thanks to Marcus Olsson again.

Djurgården: Pa Dembo Touray (g.k): Petter Gustafsson, Kebba Ceesay, Toni Kuivasto, Yosif Ayuba, Boyd Mwila, Mikael Dahlberg, Markus Johansson (C), Dan Burlin, Hrvoje Milic, Philip Hellquist subs: Oskar Wahlström (g.k), Prince Ikpe Ekong, Jan Tauer, Leandro Ortiz, Sebastian Rajalakso

Halmstads: Magnus Bahne (g.k): Emil Salomonsson, Tomas Zvirgzdauskas (C), Johnny Lundberg, Per Johansson, Anel Raskaj, Tim Sparv, Jonas Gudni Saevarsson, Michael Görlitz, Anselmo, Marcus Olsson subs: Karl-Johan Johnson (g.k), Tommy Jönsson, Emir Kujovic, Azrach Mahamat, Joe Sise

Venue: Stadion

Time: 19:00 CET

Elfsborg 1-0 IF Brommapojkarna 24th September 2009

Elfsborg continued to keep pace with the title race after narrowly beating struggling IF Brommapojkarna. Having been beaten 5-0 last weekend, Elfsborg only needed the one goal here to see of the strugglers and it came in the shape of James Keene. The Englishman has popped up with crucial winners this season and did it again on 53 minutes. IF Brommapojkarna continue to struggle in the bottom half.

Elfsborg: Ante Covic (g.k): Johan Karlsson, Teddy Lucic, Anders Wikström, Mathias Florén, Helgi Danielsson, Anders Svensson (C), Stefan Ishizaki, Daniel Nordmark, Amadou Jawo, James Keene subs: Joakim Wulff (g.k), Denni Avdic, Martin Ericsson, Jesper Florén, Niklas Hult

IF Brommapojkarna: Benny Lekström (g.k): Kim Odelius, Richard Henriksson, Markus Karlsson (C), Miiko Albornoz, Mauricio Albornoz, Imad Chhadeh, Olof Guterstam, Philip Haglund, Joakim Runnemo, Pablo Pinones Arce
subs: Kristoffer Nordfeldt (g.k), Tim Björkström, Nabil Bahoui, Dalil Benyahia, Ted Fontér

Venue: Borås Arena

Time: 18:00 CET