Per Bohmann scored five points from Djurgarden-IFK Gothenburg at Tele2 Arena.
1. Blue always goes home with sadness
You from Gothenburg always go home sadly. At least when the flight went towards southern Stockholm. IFK Gothenburg He went 14 games in a row without the Allsvenskan winning on Sweden’s most slippery plastic. Blåvitt knows that a visit to Tele2 Arena rarely brings anything good.
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Because ironically, the absolute low point of the season – 0-3 away against Bagen – was the defining turning point for Mikael Stahry. It was then humiliation change track It began, where a new Blåvitt was born. But has IFK Göteborg got to the point that they can assert themselves even at Tele2 Arena?
2. …but hold Approximately Step with Djurgården
It was not IFK Göteborg who crawled deep, made the sign of the cross and wished the best. The away team had the courage to open the match wide.
They weren’t afraid of the world’s fastest artificial turf. Bluvet dared to maintain a positive and offensive balance in the squad even in the toughest environment possible. The starting group now consists of enough players to feel comfortable with high-speed football on Tele2. They patiently made overtime play with short passes and combos, but diversified their longer possessions with serious guitars on Iman Markovic, Gustav Norlin and Marcus Berg.
There is not much difference approx He managed to keep up with Djurgarden at Tele2 Arena as did Blåvitt in the first half.
3. Blåvitt could be a really good team – Djurgården already is
Because although I applaud the ambitions of IFK Göteborg, it was clear that these two teams are at different levels in each, for lack of better words, the stages of football development. There is a difference between primitive people who understood that they could use fire after lightning occurred, and those who learned to light the fire themselves…
What I want to say with the record-breaking photos is that IFK Göteborg has finally got the ingredients needed to become a really good team at the same time that Djurgården already he is The.
When IFK invited Gutenberg to dance, it was not a negative for Djurgården, but rather the opposite. The Blue Stripes got great surfaces to work on and then the offensive team players thrived on.
4. The Unstoppable Edvardsen – Here is the best in the series
Last spring, I thought a lot about whether it was Victor Edwardsen who would have to adapt his game to Djurgarden, or whether it was Djurgarden who had to adapt his game to Victor Edwardsen?
The danger was that the positive exuberance, which makes him unique, would suffocate in a tougher role as a center in Djurgården compared to the nearly complete freedom he has in Djurgårforce.
But no, I really think Edvardsen managed to make the central role his own. He’s been a striker who travels across wide areas – prick inside for most things – and not “just” a threatening goalscorer in the penalty area. In fact, no other player in the entire series has made as many successful key passes – that is, forward passes that lead to a dangerous chance – like Edvardsen. There, he’s actually stronger than Zidane, Levi, Sarah and other playmakers, so it’s no surprise that he gets help.
5. Djurgården is number one – and life may seem easy
When he can also combine the characteristics of a game advantage with goal-shooting, Edvardsen is fridge heavy (but still sings!) almost unstoppable on an Allsvenskan level.
An unlucky play off Magnus Eriksson was able to make it 1-0 with a convincing low shot which probably surprised the best goalkeeper of the series, Warner Hahn. Edvardsen and Djurgården were then assisted by Judge Joachim Ostling. IFK Göteborg needed to be lucky to get something away against Djurgården, but when the decisive rulings were in favor of the home team, they couldn’t resist.
Radetenak keeper Kali Johansson was pushed in the back, who in turn collided with Joel Asoro, who was awarded a penalty. In the second half, Pierre Bengson hit a cross on Johan Bangspo which Ostling surprisingly considered a handball.
This way: IFK Gutenberg has every right to feel guilty. You can’t argue with that, but I think Djurgården would have come out victorious regardless. Blåvitt has also seen that you can lose 0-3 in Tele2 Arena but still feel like there is something to build on.
Edvardsen took the first penalty at cross and pushed the second down hard into one corner. He has now reached 18 points and the fact that the harvest is completely divided between targets and helps appropriately symbolizes his role as a full creative force. “Edwardsen, Edwardson, Edwardson,” the local crowd chanted like a boiling political rally. Team captain Magnus Ericsson ordered the hat-trick champion out at Slachthuskorvan to get the people’s acclaim.
Djurgården now has thirteen (!) consecutive Allsvenskan matches without a loss. An impressive achievement in terms of results considering that they qualified for the group stage in Europe at the same time. They have a king point who rejoices with happiness. They have SM’s gold in their hands. Now Djurgården is number one and I can imagine life looking easy.