Glenn Riddersholm threatened to change.
His team then scored four goals in the second half when Hammarby collapsed and IFK Norrköping won 4-1.
“There are some guys who get ten minutes, otherwise we’ll have to make changes,” Glenn Riddersholm said in Discovery Plus before the Great Transformation began.
IFK Norrköping’s tough season looked to extend after the first half at home against Hammarby.
The away team took the initiative shortly before the end of the first half when Ari Sclason Split the ball into his net. After that, the Norrköping players suffered a blow in the break.
When we stick to the game plan, I think we look very stable. But we also have some players who struggle for discipline in the first 45 minutes. I talked about it a lot in the first half, says coach Glenn Riddersholm on Discovery Plus.
“I have ten minutes.”
Riedersholm continues:
All the angles we give up are bad individual decisions that we can’t live with. There are some players who get ten minutes, otherwise we’ll have to make changes right away in the second half.
Perhaps Norrköping was somewhat frightened by their coach, and returned to the match.
Edvin Kurtulus has fallen Arnór Traustason In the penalty area, Arnór Sigurdsson managed to kick the penalty five minutes into the second half.
Then it was Trasthausen’s turn to score after a chaotic situation in the penalty area and suddenly Norrköping led the match.
Hammarby loses in the gold battle
Hammarby had many great chances to equalize, but Norrköping moved away, putting a nail in the coffin in the 90th minute when Christopher Niemann Hit the ball into the roof of the net.
In the end, he scored the 4-1 win after Arnór Sigurdsson scored another penalty kick in extra time.
Norrköping takes a big step out of the final fight with a win.
Hammarby loses at the top of the Allsvenskan and now has five points over Häcken, who leads the series with nine rounds remaining.
