Helsingborg was on its way to a record low.
Anthony van den Horek then saved a 1-1 draw through a penalty kick in the last minutes at home against Kalmar FF.
Helsingborg Came fast, fanatical and aggressive in search of a much-needed victory at the jumbo center in Allsvenskan – and the home team created chances.
Taha Ali hit the crossbar, Wilhelm Loeber returned and was in a good position, but then Kalmar goalkeeper Ricardo Friedrich saved.
“You have to target situations like this,” Lauber said critically on Discovery in the intermission interview.
Then it was instead Kalmar They showed their effectiveness (and HIF on poor defensive play).
Goal king Lars Satra scored again and scored his third header of the season in the 37th minute after Simon Schrab’s corner kick.
The Norwegian midfielder is Kalmar FF’s top scorer and has already sent a slip to his fellow strikers before kick-off:
It’s always fun to score goals. Attackers may have to start scoring some goals…
– Satra told Discovery that as long as we win and get three points, it doesn’t matter who scores.
Helsingborg had more play and ball in the second half and frantically tried to look for an equaliser but without creating really great chances.
The jerky dividend has been postponed until the last minutes. Kalmar’s Axel Lindahl tied a lifeline to substitute Amine Hamwi who fell to the ground and Bojan Bandzic ruled HIF.
Anthony van den Hork went ahead and put safely 1-1 and saved Helsingborg from a sixth straight loss which meant a close record in defeating the Allsvenskan for HIF.