There was a sense of malaise when Diddeleng fell against Malmö FF.
MFF goalkeeper Johan Dahlin ended up in a fight for the ball with the home team’s Joao Magno.
The match ended with a score of 2–2, and Skåne qualified for the UEFA Europa League qualifiers.
Malmo FF He came to the second leg in Luxembourg with a comfortable 3-0 lead.
Despite being pressured by Diddeleng at times, they took a 2-0 lead in the second half after two goals in the space of several minutes.
The blows came in a similar fashion.
Joseph Sesay bypassed the right wing and played the ball into the penalty area.
The first pass was executed by Mohamed Boya Toray with a direct shot into the ceiling of the net.
The second goal was scored by Ola Toivonen.
Dahlin in a fight for the ball
Just four minutes after the 2-0 goal, Diddeleng got a lead. Local players wanted to get the game started quickly. MFF goalkeeper Johan Dahlin wanted otherwise and there were upsetting feelings in front of Skånelaget’s goal.
Dahlin and Joao Magno were the most furious and traded before they grabbed each other’s shirts. Both were punished by warning each other.
Match up
With barely half an hour left, Didling took advantage of Malmo’s carelessness to play.
The MFF attempted a short throw-in and the host players pressed the ball high off the field. Dejvid Sinani received the ball and scored the equalizer from the penalty line.
The match ended with a score of 2-2 and Malmö FF won the double match with a 5-2 aggregate.
Skåne reached the Europa League play-off, the final round of qualifying for the tournament. Turkish Sivasspor are waiting there.
If Malmö loses in the next qualifying round of the European League, they will have to play group matches in the Conference League this fall.
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