Allsvenskan, Rond 25 [R]

Allsvenskan, 25th Round Results

Elfsborg - Örebro 0-2
Gefle - Helsingborg 4-0
BP - Kalmar FF 1-2
Trelleborg - Hammarby 1-0
AIK - IFK Göteborg 0-1
Gais - Malmö FF 1-2
Halmstad - Djurgården 1-2


Table:

Teams P W D L Gf Ga Pts

1 IFK Göteborg 25 13 7 5 43-23 46
2 Djurgården 25 13 7 5 39-23 46
3 Kalmar FF 25 14 3 8 41-32 45
4 AIK 25 10 8 7 30-25 38
5 Elfsborg 25 9 10 6 37-29 37
6 Halmstad 25 9 9 7 33-32 36
7 Malmö FF 25 9 7 9 28-26 34
8 Hammarby 25 10 3 12 31-31 33
9 Helsingborg 25 8 8 9 40-37 32
10 Gefle 25 8 7 10 27-29 31
11 Gais 25 7 8 10 24-33 29
12 Örebro 25 6 7 12 27-43 25
13 Trelleborg 25 5 8 12 22-36 23
14 BP 25 4 8 13 20-43 20


Final Round (26) 28/10:

Helsingborg - Halmstad
Örebro - Gefle
Hammarby - Gais
Djurgården - BP
Malmö FF - Elfsborg
IFK Göteborg - Trelleborg
Kalmar FF - AIK

Quick Comment: Still three teams with possibility to win. Göteborg has
got it all in their own hands with

four goals up on Djurgården. Kalmar must rely on the other teams to
lose points.
BP is out.

I'm off, back on Monday. No quick comments from me on Sunday.


Facts:
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Elfsborg - Örebro 0-2

0-1 (51) Lars Larsen
0-2 (73) Patrik Anttonen (ass. Sebastian Henriksson)

Yellow Cards
Elfsborg: Andreas Augustsson, Mathias Svensson
Örebro: Abgar Barsom

Shots: 20-6
Shots on goal: 8-3
Corners: 7-2
Freekicks: 9-13
Ball possession: 61-39
Offsides: 2-4

Attendance: 8342

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Gefle - Helsingborg 4-0

1-0 (50) Johan Oremo (ass. Andreas Dahlén)
2-0 (61) Daniel Westlin (ass. Johannes Ericsson)
3-0 (65) Johan Oremo (ass. Daniel Westlin)
4-0 (87) Jonas Lantto (ass. Daniel Ytterbom)

Yellow Cards
Helsingborg: Leandro Castan Da Silva, Christoffer Andersson, Rene
Makondele, Oskar Rönningberg

Shots: 14-13
Shots on goal: 6-8
Corners: 4-7
Freekicks: 15-13
Ball possession: 48-52
Offsides: 2-5

Attendance: 4304

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BP - Kalmar FF 1-2

1-0 (19) Mikael Nilsson (ass. Richard Henriksson)
1-1 (40) Henrik Rydström
1-2 (66) César Sántin (ass. Viktor Elm)

Yellow Cards
BP: Mikael Nilsson, Joakim Hagernäs, Jon Persson
Kalmar FF: Tobias Carlsson

Shots: 6-14
Shots on goal: 2-11
Corners: 3-4
Freekicks: 13-23
Ball possession: 44-56
Offsides: 1-2

Attendance: 5068

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Trelleborg - Hammarby 1-0

1-0 (54) Rasmus Bengtsson (ass. Jonatan Berg)

Yellow Cards
Trelleborg: Thommie Persson, Kristian Haynes, Erik Sundin, Michael
Mensah
Hammarby: Louay Chanko, Erkan Zengin, Christian Traoré

Shots:
Shots on goal:
Corners:
Freekicks:
Ball possession: 43-57
Offsides:

Attendance: 2765

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AIK - IFK Göteborg 0-1

0-1 (18) Mattias Bjärsmyr

Yellow Cards
AIK: Daniel Arnefjord, Lucas Valdemarin, Mats Rubarth, Nils-Erik
Johansson
IFK Göteborg: Adam Johansson, Pontus Wernbloom, Thomas Olsson

Shots: 15-5
Shots on goal: 6-4
Corners: 8-2
Freekicks: 18-18
Ball possession: 57-43
Offsides: 4-1

Attendance: 18407

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Gais - Malmö FF 1-2

0-1 (10) Niklas Skoog (ass. Behrang Safari)
0-2 (28) Jonatan Johansson
1-2 (53) Christos Christoforidis

Yellow Cards
Gais: David Durmaz
Malmö FF: Jimmy Dixon, Behrang Safari, Niklas Skoog

Shots: 12-8
Shots on goal: 8-6
Corners: 4-6
Freekicks: 19-7
Ball possession: 51-49
Offsides: 6-6

Attendance: 3423

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Halmstad - Djurgården 1-2

1-0 (19) Tommy Jönsson
1-1 (34) Thiago Quirino Da Silva (ass. Mattias Jonson)
1-2 (36) Thiago Quirino Da Silva (ass. Cardoso Nazaré Enrico)

Yellow Cards
Halmstad: Magnus Arvidsson, Peter Larsson, Tomas Zvirgzdauskas
Djurgården: Johan Arneng, Mattias Jonson

Shots: 9-17
Shots on goal: 7-8
Corners: 8-10
Freekicks: 12-14
Ball possession: 50-50
Offsides: 0-5

Attendance: 7147

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Quoting Ingemar in rec.sport.soccer:





The risk is that the Djurgården players' drinking buddies in BP (there are
a few...) will be more soft than ever on Sunday... They're out (in
practice) as you said. Djurgården will win BIG, that's for sure. IFK
Göteborg won't have it as easy against Trelleborg. Actually, I think
Djurgården is in the driver's seat, strangely enough.

Prediction:

Djurgården - BP 8-0(4-0)
IFK Göteborg - Trelleborg 3-1(1-0)
Kalmar FF - AIK 1-5(1-1)

Congrats Djurgården.



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Ingemar wrote:










Seems IFK was a wee bit lucky, though...


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anders t wrote:



Has something like that ever happened in Sweden?

It has in the Bundesliga in 1977/78 when Gladbach beat Dortmund _12_-0,
but the other contender scored just enough themselves to defend the top
spot.


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Quoting Sven Mischkies in rec.sport.soccer:



And that's not all. The legitimacy of the goal was questioned, to say the
least. Everybody, but FIFA, wants goal cameras...


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Quoting Sven Mischkies in rec.sport.soccer:


There have been questionable cases. But it IS difficult to tell whether a
team actually do it on purpose, or just don't cant't be bothered.

Once, Hammarby needed a big win away at Karlstad in the last round in order
to advance to Allsvenskan. When the overtime started, and the "other game"
already was finished, Hammarby still needed 2-3 goals or so... and got
them... Hmm...

Also, in 1983 (I think), lower in the league system, my own team, BBK,
needed a big win in the last round against local rivals Hornskroken, the
match ended 9-1... Now, that one is a tough call. BBK and "Kroken" really
were Rivals. Though from the same city. I saw the game. To me it just
looked like the "Kroken" players had motivation problems (I don't remember
their league position, but I think they were already out, relegated). The
"other team", weren't as sure as I am.


Would Inter fold to Milan? Would Arsenal fold to Chelsea? Would City fold
to United? Would Atletic fold to Real?


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Someone said (Ingemar? mof?) that IFK Göteborg-Trelleborg won't be sold out
(~43000). Well... Today the club reports 40706 tickets sold in advance so
far.


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On 26 Okt, 23:05, anders t wrote:

(Uncertain as to whether I should write anything. I don't want to jinx
them :-))

It was Ingemar. 40706 is the present capacity. They have added some
more posh areas in resent years.

Marcus

anders t wrote:


SPOILERWARNING: Below results from shortly before FT today.





Well, you were right about an 8-0 it seems, but got the wrong game. BP
with a 0-1 away win - that is a bit of a surprise.




Both won - barring a miracle IFK champions with only a few mins to go.
))

Congrats, mof.


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Quoting Sven Mischkies in rec.sport.soccer:



The Power of the Woff Gods Has No Limits!


Indeed!

BTW: IFK stacked 14 games in a row without a loss.


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