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Allsvenskan thanks God for Mjällby, Mehmeti
Agon Mehmeti set Malmö on the way to a convincing win over Örebro tonight with two first half goals. The excitement surrounding Malmö FF’s centenary, and the performance they put in, were welcome distractions from the remainder of an Allsvenskan round that had failed to set the pulse racing.»crosslinked«Tweet
Continue reading...The Allsvenskan preview that doesn’t want to see Djurgården anyway
Friday, March 19, 2010
Will half the matches finish goalless again? Will anyone be allowed to witness Djurgården’s match against Helsingborg? Is Tobias Grahn bigger than God? The Allsvenskan preview asks all these questions and answers none, as we look forward to the second round of matches.Tweet
Continue reading...Allsvenskan Round 16: segmentation continues
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
The sixteenth round mirrored the previous round as we saw eight rematches with the only difference being a flip in home-field advantage. Another similarity was that top teams kept on winning and bottom teams kept on losing. The effect of this is that the trend we noted at the end of the previous round remains [...]
Continue reading...DC AIK: Allsvenskan Round 14 roundup
Saturday, July 18, 2009
IFK Göteborg and IF Elfsborg had a golden opportunity to make some space for themselves at the very top of the league in this fourteenth round. But instead this became a round for the history books as far as AIK supporters are concerned. Göteborg continued their poor form and lost to AIK in one of [...]
Continue reading...Allsvenskan autumn preview
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
In a brief moment of clarity I once wrote that I will avoid making predictions because doing so will eventually offer proof that I have no idea of what I’m talking about. While I was smart enough to figure that much out on my own, I am unfortunately dumb enough to ignore my own advice. [...]
Continue reading...Penalties do the trick in Allsvenskan
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Three Allsvenskan games, three penalties and lots of consequent whining. And all penalties made a real difference, because they all secured one to three points. The most controversial penalty was given to Helsinborgs IF when they welcomed IFK Göteborg to Olympia for their first fixture. Just seconds before the interval, Henrik Larsson chipped the ball into [...]
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Tuesday, March 23, 2010
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