AIK 1–4 Västerås SK, and it fell apart after the penalty
You led. Lucas Assadi won a disputed handball penalty and AIK were 1–0 up (3). Then Västerås SK scored four. 1–4 at home, on Saturday at Nationalarenan (3)(4).
The game stopped at one point when Boudah celebrated in front of the away section (3). Västerås SK rate it as one of the best performances in their club's history, against a side missing two of their most important players (4).
Bergquist went off at half time
Lukas Bergquist did not come out after the break against Västerås SK, and he is being assessed further (2). "I think it's in the tendon above my knee," he said (2). The knee itself is described as calm. AIK's injury list can get longer (2).
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They gave a 16-year-old his debut
Levi Hansas, 16, made his Allsvenskan debut for Västerås SK in the 4–1 win at Nationalarenan (5). Coach Alexander Rubin praised his development (5). That is who you lost to on Saturday.
Halldórsdóttir decided the Piteå game
Ásdís Halldórsdóttir scored the only goal in AIK 1–0 Piteå (1). The captain liked what she saw. "We have got a lot of hunger into her game," Jennie Nordin said (1).
What it all looks like
Seventh of 16. 32 points from 20 games, goal difference -2. Form reads W W W D L, and that L is the one that stung (3).
Mjällby AIF at home on Wednesday, 19:00 CEST. Then Halmstads BK away on Sunday, 14:00 CEST.
Fan reactions
The mood after Saturday is raw. Fans are pointing at the collapse after the penalty and asking how a 1–0 lead turns into 1–4 at home, with the injury news about Bergquist adding to the frustration. The talk about Wednesday against Mjällby is less about tactics and more about wanting a response.
