Updated today 20:35.
Published today, 18:04
Dickson Etuhu set 2-0 for AIK.
AIK continued pursuit of allsvenskt gold. Won the home meeting with Hacken 2-1 before near 20,000 spectators, and is now up to the suite record eight straight trepoängare. It was a victory which saw the closest safe secure off then Dickson Etuhu forced into 2-0 after 25 minutes. But a red card on Etuhu in the second half meant that AIK had to work to defend the lead last 20 minutes.
AIK continued pursuit of allsvenskt gold. Won the home meeting with Hacken 2-1 before near 20,000 spectators, and is now up to the suite record eight straight trepoängare. It was a victory which saw the closest safe secure off then Dickson Etuhu forced into 2-0 after 25 minutes. But a red card on Etuhu in the second half meant that AIK had to work to defend the lead last 20 minutes.
AIK now tops the league temporarily (?), IFK Gothenburg is one point behind face Hammarby at home on Sunday .
Just Etuhu and Norwegian Fredrik Brustad, who had trouble finding the form earlier in the season, has stepped forward and stood for decisive action AIK now as the season entered the final stage.
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Brustad accounted for a goal, a målgivande and a nod in the bar at Hacken. Etuhu scored the second goal, and had a nick in the post.
– My goal was a bit “STICKY SNOW and babb”, and I was in
Since he took up Etuhu to 2-0.
I saw that he came in a monster running from my plane, so I had not found him, he would probably become quite angry. I had no choice.
AIK came to games with a strong self-confidence after seven consecutive victories. And it seemed. AIK played vigorously, won three of four close combat, disrupted Häcken zonförsvar sharply at each fixed position.
Henok Goitom had a header off the open goal, and Brustad a header against the bar, before Brustad could do 1-0 20 minutes into the game.
Five minutes later forced Dickson Etuhu in 2-0 from close range, served by Brustad, after a spirited 30-meter rush.
AIK continued to win close control, disrupted Hacken high up the pitch. But the notches, and particularly when Alexander Jeremejeff, was never harmless in changeovers. And after 39 minutes came an unexpected dividend. Jos Hooiveld ended up on the wrong side of Jeremejeff in close combat, Patrik Carlgren had left the line, and Jeremejeff could stylish lobby 2-1.
AIK went immediately to the new attack. Etuhu pushed the ball into the pole after a challenge from goalkeeper Peter Abrahamsson, Goitom forced in a rebound, but the referee Johan Hamlin ruled out the goal, felt that Etuhu gone too tough until the närkampen with Abrahamsson.
It was a first half where AIK actually closer to a third goal than Hacken a reduction.
AIK continued playing distinctly in the second half. Pressed loud, kept better track of Jeremejeff and saw to it that normally poisonous Paulinho was totally invisible.
Dickson Etuhu came close from 3-1 after 64 minutes. Goitom swung perfect recorder for Dickson Etuhu but nod off the post.
Six minutes later, with 20 minutes left to play, did not fully konsekvente Judge Johan Hamlin reiterated the deck (7 total warnings game), and gave Etuhu a yellow for protesting after he angrily pounded the ball into the hill and blängt of a teammate, then Hacken got a kick around. Nigeria’s second yellow, which meant AIK now were down to ten men. A fussy warning, given what Hamlin released earlier in the game.
AIK coach Andreas Alm was then forced to pick it off for the day hetero right width successor Brustad, and secure the top with Anton Sale of Faith at the center of midfield.
Match the picture changed, and AIK got to play to secure the odd goal line. Andreas Alm scored more tactical substitutions, Pereira came on for Mohamed Bangura, Kenny Pavey came on for Johan Blomberg, and AIK could turn to the defensive.
A yellow card in the Goitom in the final stage means that both he and Etuhu are off to Sundsvall on Wednesday. Brustad may be an option to replace Goitom.
– I have played on top before, so it’s no problem, said Brustad.
Do you have dreams about gold?
– We should not talk about it yet, but it’s very pleasant to be one of the top teams. Gothenburg also looks very bright out, so we should not take anything for granted. Now we lead, and Gothenburg plays tomorrow (Sunday), so we’ll see what they do, said Brustad.
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