The summit awaits when the second-placed Rosengård visits Linköping.
Then she will be cruel and angry.
It’s exactly as it should be in the league final, says Stina Lenartsson of Linkoping.
It’s the real big game that awaits at Linköping Arena when LFC pioneer Rosengård and runner-up visit the table.
I think it will be a very even match. It will be incredibly fun. These are the matches you want to play. Right now, we’re the best of Sweden’s two teams, says Linköping’s Stena Lennartsson.
During the introduction, Rosengård had several injury issues, but in the past week, Rebecca Knaak and Mimmi Larsson are back. Caroline Seger, who rested during the cup final, entered the second half against Petio at the end.
lowering defense
By Linköping, defensive shadow Emma Lennartsson has missed the last matches, but is back in full training. However, it is not clear whether Andreé Jeglertz will change the team that has scored nine goals and conceded one in their last two games.
The fact that goals went down, against bottom-ranked teams AIK and BP, gives Linköping extra confidence in the evening.
– I think this table will be even. Lennartsson says goal difference can certainly be determined in the end, so it’s important to have plenty of goals.
‘It will be very difficult’
But despite being the two happiest teams in the series, no one expects to celebrate a goal.
– I think it will be very difficult. You’ll probably explode properly and be a little pissed off. It’s like it’s in a league final.
Two years ago, it was very hot and he was furious during and after the match. Caroline Seger refused to thank Linköping’s Petra Johansson.
Now, however, Johansson has quit. So who’s going to happen tonight?
– I think I get the most yellow cards in the team. So I’ll see if I can stay watched. Joking aside. She can potentially explode in all situations, says Stina Lenartsson.
Hear a longer interview with Stina Lennartsson on this week’s episode of the Sportbladet ‘Femme Plus’ football podcast.