Falkenberg was badly looking for Brage’s dream goal.
Then the home team’s Viktor Frodig offered the guests an equaliser.
FFF steps up as first in the super league after turning around and winning in Borlänge.
Twice Falkenberg found themselves at a disadvantage at Domnarvsvallen, but both times the visitors managed to come back. With half an hour left, they also took the lead themselves and ten minutes later, FFF’s Hampus Källström established the final score 2–4.
The three new points mean that FFF, at least temporarily, tops the table.
But they got some help along the way.
This shot released Viktor Frodig’s return on… Photo: TV4PLAY.
Forgot to use my hands
With the score 2–1, the visitors’ Godwin Aguda threw away a relatively harmless shot from distance. Home goalkeeper Viktor Frodig threw himself but came at the ball crookedly and seemed to forget to use his hands to save.
The return bounced out to a completely independent Hampus Källström who was able to equalize with the easiest goal of the match.
– We concede far too many goals in far too simple ways. We have to study ourselves and stop giving away easy goals, says Brage’s coach Anders Bååth to TV4 after the match.
Dream goal from Brage
However, the home team scored the most beautiful goal of the match.
After 13 minutes, Brage’s Gustav Nordh hit a beautiful outside pass, which Filip Trpcevski received in an even more beautiful way. The Brage striker took the ball in a pirouette and broke free to make it 1–0.
The match was the last for both teams before the summer break and it remains to be seen if Falkenberg gets to enjoy the holiday as series leader. Top competitor IFK Norrköping can pass the FFF if they win against Norrby on Sunday.
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