Hammarby 4–1 Malmö
A brutal night in Stockholm. Hammarby ran riot at Tele2 Arena with Nahir Besara scoring a hat-trick, and he didn't even feel like celebrating, still hurting from the cup final loss to you (5). Colin Rösler apologised after the match: "It's not good enough" (3). Hammarby's Montader Madjed didn't hold back either, saying it felt like playing a bottom-half side and he's "never seen them so weak" (2). Your team looked unrecognisable.
Debutant in goal
Markus Karlsson made his first-team debut between the posts and picked the ball out of the net four times (6). Not the baptism he'd have wanted, and the defence in front of him offered little protection.
Rösler: days numbered?
Analysts are already questioning whether Rösler can survive this. One analysis flatly states his days at the club are numbered (4). With a manager described as "stone hard and ice cold" (8), don't expect patience to last long. Squad changes could be coming fast.
Taha Ali's World Cup windfall
Some good news amid the wreckage: Taha Ali's inclusion in the World Cup squad will bring millions into the club. He called it "absolutely massive" and said it changes everything for him financially (7). Every krona counts right now.
Fan reactions
Anger and disbelief are the dominant moods. Fans are calling the performance embarrassing and questioning how a title-chasing side can collapse like this. Several are already demanding Rösler's exit, while others point fingers at the board for squad depth. Read the full thread here.