Wikström's header killed it in the 90th
AIK 2–2 Elfsborg at Strawberry Arena, and you know exactly how this one felt. Elfsborg led through Julius Magnusson, AIK turned it around with Johan Hove and substitute Sixten Gustafsson, then Rasmus Wikström nodded in the equaliser in the 90th minute (1)(3)(4). That is another home win gone.
Mads Thychosen did not dress it up: "Det är så klart en jävligt stor besvikelse," he said (1). Same story as IFK Göteborg, 2–2 at home on October 17.
Gustafsson scored the goal that should have won it
Gustafsson put AIK 2–1 up in the 85th minute and looked like the matchwinner at 19 (3)(5). Wikström took it off him five minutes later. "Just nu är jag förbannad," Gustafsson said after the final whistle (3).
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Riveiro points at the set pieces
José Riveiro called it "en besvikelse" and pointed to the goals conceded from dead balls (7)(13). He did see progress after the break, and his substitutions almost delivered three points (7)(15).
Redkin back in the frame
Andreas Redkin has trained fully for six weeks after his cruciate injury and is available for selection again. The 19-year-old was not in the squad against Elfsborg (8). He has four A-team appearances for AIK.
Axén: Mujanic is done
Alexander Axén's verdict: Amel Mujanic has played his last for AIK. "Då vet du att det är slut," he said (11). The 25-year-old was left out of the squad against IFK Göteborg and has been outside the squad in two of the last three.
Isherwood kept his respect for the club
Thomas Isherwood played the full 90 for Elfsborg in his first match back at the national arena since leaving AIK. "Jag har otroligt mycket respekt för den här klubben," he said (9).
GAIS away on Monday
Seventh place, 38 points from 26 games, goal difference -3. Next up is GAIS away on Monday, November 2, then BK Häcken at home on November 8.
