Västerås has driven SK three times.
However, Victor Granath’s trilogy only saved one point in the return leg against Trelleborgs FF.
It’s a very dark match, says home captain Simon Johansson.
The neutral audience, if there is one, at Iver Arena in Västerås had plenty to enjoy on Tuesday night.
For supporters of VSK and TFF, it was more of a hug.
Victor Granath gave the hosts the lead after just over half an hour of play and also gave his side the lead at the end of the half after Simon Amin equalized.
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In the second half, goals continued to appear. 3–2, 3–3, 3–4 and finally the goal which means a hat-trick for Victor Granath.
In the 85th minute, Ole Edlund Granath played forward and scored the final score 4-4. Granath’s thirteenth goal was his thirteenth goal of the season and he now shares the lead with Alexander Johansson’s Halmstad goal machine.
In the extra ninth (!) minute of the match, Frittov Bjorkin stabbed inside the post, but the TFF could only get home by one point.
– It was a strange match, a special match. We score four away goals and then you think you should win. “At the same time, we’ve conceded four goals, and then we might lose,” says central defender Jesper Modig at Discovery Plus.
“Incredibly strong”
Simon Johansson of VSK agreed.
– It’s a very scary match. difficult to analyze. But we have the lead several times and we have to do much better and keep it. But he says in Discovery Plus it was also incredibly powerful to come back when we conceded a 4-3 goal.
Each point means that VSK advances one position in the table but is still in a negative qualifying position in the doubles bottom fight. TFF is still sixth in the Premier League.
At the same time that the drama in Västerås unfolded, Östers IF and Örebro SK met in Växjö.
There, Gilwan Hamad gave the visitors the lead with a free kick before a style attack allowed Dennis Kosica to equalize.