Djurgårdens Walker punished IFK Gothenburg – Swedish Radio

Day Malmqvist chose MVP:
Djurgården: Kerim Mrabti
IFK Göteborg: Gustav Engvall

– A fine effort from us. There were many who did a good job today, so it’s fun to see. We hunt only good performance and build for next year, said Kevin Walker Radiosporten.

– We do not get many verdicts with us right now. In such a game, there are many duels and then you have to be absolutely fucking hundred judging punishment and it does not feel like that judgments team, it says Gustav Svensson to Radiosporten.

Kevin Walker scored from the penalty to 2-2 and gave both Norrköping and AIK help in the hunt for Lennart Johansson’s trophy.

There was a struggle and cramps, poor chance and not much future (?) masters of IFK Göteborg during most of the meeting of Tele 2 Arena. A few shots from the outside, a random ball here and a mediocre post there. But not finish on goal in the first half from either team.

Someone should have shouted: “Wake up, Gothenburg”.

A single goal was in the situation sufficed to sneak past both Norrköping and AIK in the table and fix the pole position for the final two rounds.

But that goal was closest to Djurgarden. Sam Johnson should have made it, Elliot Käcks posts, but it is no coincidence that the Gothenburg went into the match with 14 keep the zeros this season.

Gothenburg served as Engvall wanted early in others. Turned on, dare more, gnetade and rubbed. When it slowly began to get a little lines all over it struck Johnsson.

In Hjalmar Jonsson, who elegantly turned away then 22-year-old Liberian, one of Allsvenskan sharpest acquaintances this year, dotted the 1- 0 with the left foot.

Low, close to John Alvbåges pole.

Gothenburg coach Jörgen Lennartsson chewed hard on his gum. Time to do something. Mads Albaek picked out, Sebastian Eriksson came in.

Jakob Anker’s gross Miss was the perfect fit for Engvall who pressed the equalizer. Target alters matches. Ankersen did not miss two minutes

later, the speech of Haitam Aleesami. Outstretched foot up in the roof of the net – and the gold position.

But it was not the Gothenburg match.

Hjalmar Jonsson grabbed hold of Sebastian Andersson, too significantly to Mohammed Al-Hakim would miss it. Gothenburgers held förstsås not with him, but doomed were doomed.

-There are some that blow at the situation, some that do not, Lennart’s comment for C More to the penalty situation.

Kevin Walker struck out penalty to 2-2 while police battled hard with thugs in the stands.

It was in every way a match without a winner.

Radiosporten / TT