AIK went on for its eleventh consecutive loss at Damallsvenskan.
Hammarby won the derby in Canal Blanc 2-0 and goalkeeper Milla Magassari was criticized for his many tackles.
It feels like a focus that isn’t really there today, says expert Saga Fredrickson at FiPlay.
Hammarby had two good chances to strike back, but the home team’s goalkeeper was simply unbeatable.
The corner kick caused a huge mess in the penalty area with a goal almost scored by Milla Magassari.
– It looks like a real goalkeeper board, says expert Saga Fredrickson at FiPlay.
– What is Majasaari doing in the case, do you think? says her colleague Pär Lagerström.
Burning a penalty kick in the second half
Courtney Nevin was delighted with the goal.
It’s been a steady state and we’ve been working on it in training for a while. She said in Viaplay that it was good to end up scoring goals again.
The 2-0 goal didn’t wait more than three minutes and came when Emma Jansson made a controlled gesture in the far corner from a free kick.
With ten minutes left, Hammarby got the chance to break through the match with a penalty kick. But Felde Hassund put the ball wide of Milla Magassari’s goal.
‘Focus not really there’
However, Milla Mag Magasari – who caused the penalty when Emilia Larsson was sent off – received constant criticism on second-half television broadcasts. Among other things, after turning a loose shot from Emilia Larsson into the corner.
– She discovers the balls late and always seems to have to save the sacrament rather than just making a move and throwing herself on the spot, says Saga Fredriksson.
It can be related to many things but it seems like a focus that doesn’t really exist today.
A small revenge came to Milla Magassari in the 90th minute of the match when she saved a free kick from Emilia Larsson. But Hammarby won the match 2-0 and moved up to seventh in Damalsvinskan.
AIK is the last in the series and now has 11 losses in a row after his first win over Örebro.
