Two comebacks, one point away at Kalmar
Malmö FF 2–2 Kalmar FF on Monday night, and you needed to fight back twice. Noah Åstrand John scored your first equaliser before Adrian Skogmar grabbed the second (1) (4) (7). It was messy.
Kalmar took the lead early and then restored it at 2–1. Skogmar levelled the match, and Johan Dahlin, who replaced Olsen in goal, made a stoppage-time save to deny Kalmar a winner (4). "Det var bara en tidsfråga innan det skulle komma," Skogmar said about his goal (1).
The result keeps your team in 6th place, 20 points from 13 matches. Form now reads L W W W D across the last five.
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Dahlin and Jansson had words after the whistle
Johan Dahlin and Kalmar's Pontus Jansson spoke on the pitch after the final whistle. Dahlin kept it vague afterwards: "Vi diskuterade allmänt," he told reporters. Whatever was said, he was not sharing it (6).
Ekong on his way out
Emmanuel Ekong looks to have played his last match for Malmö FF. The club confirmed he is close to a transfer and he was absent from the squad at Kalmar (3) (5). Reports point to Hajduk Split as the destination (5).
Gudjohnsen: 183 minutes, zero goals
Last season's top scorer has barely featured. Daniel Gudjohnsen has played just 183 minutes across 12 rounds, without scoring (8) (11). "Det är klart att det har varit tufft," he said. He is one of three forwards competing for two spots (11).
Karlsson wants real competition or he is gone
Johan Karlsson has made only one start since the season opener. He is clear about his stance: either the competition at right-back against Jens Stryger becomes genuine, or he looks elsewhere (10).
Liimatta on the radar
Malmö FF are among several clubs tracking Otso Liimatta. The 22-year-old midfielder is on loan at Halmstad from Famalicão, with Sirius and Hammarby also interested (12).
