0–3 at home, worst numbers since 1993
Malmö FF 0–3 Djurgården on Monday night at Eleda Stadion. Your third straight home loss and sixth overall this season (1) (4). Gaute Helstrup did not sugarcoat it: "We were not a team in the last hour. We opened up, got long, wide and exposed to counters. We got scared and Djurgården were clearly the better team" (1).
Helstrup: no panic buys
The gap to the European places is growing, but Malmö will not buy their way out. "Malmö should return to the top level, but it is mainly the guys we have here who will do it," Helstrup said (1).
Rosengren can't explain the home form
Six home losses in one year, the worst since 1993. Otto Rosengren has no answer for it. "I don't know if it sits mentally or what it is," he said (6).
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Haksabanovic: 'not there for a European spot'
Sead Haksabanovic is not selling top-three talk. After the Djurgården loss he admitted Malmö are "not there for a European spot" and confirmed concrete interest from abroad. His contract runs to 2028 (8).
SVT expert: 'a mid-table team'
"A mid-table team," Magnus Eriksson said in Fotbollsstudion after the 0–3 loss. Malmö sit 7th in Allsvenskan with 26 points from 18 games (10).
Sirius away on Monday
Next up: IK Sirius away in Allsvenskan on Monday, August 31 at 19:00. AIK at home follow on September 7.
