Allsvenskan 2021
Hammarby - BK Häcken (1 - 1)
Match in Allsvenskan 2021
Match start: 2021-05-01 at 17:30
Venue: Tele2 Arena
Match report: Hammarby - BK Häcken 1 - 1
An exciting match took place at Tele2 Arena between Hammarby and BK Häcken in the Allsvenskan 2021. Unfortunately, the audience was small with only 8 people in attendance. Referee Kaspar Sjöberg officiated the match with assistance from Mikael Hallin and Niclas Ivarsson.
Before the match, Hammarby was in 10th place in the standings, while BK Häcken had started the series with three consecutive losses and was at the bottom of the table.
Right from the start, it was clear that a tough match was on the horizon. In the third minute, Hammarby's Abdul Rahman Khalili received a yellow card, followed by a yellow card for Astrit Selmani in the sixth minute. BK Häcken received their first yellow card in the sixth minute for Alexander Faltsetas.
BK Häcken showed their goal-scoring instinct early on, and in the eighth minute, they scored a headed goal. Alexander Jeremejeff was responsible for the decisive goal, assisted by Martin Olsson. The score was now 0-1 to BK Häcken.
At halftime, Hammarby’s coach decided to make a substitution, bringing in Darijan Bojanic for Aimar Sher.
The second half started strong for Hammarby, and in the 55th minute, they managed to equalize. Abdul Rahman Khalili was the man behind the goal, assisted by Darijan Bojanic. The score was now 1-1, and both teams fought to maintain the points distribution.
Both teams made player substitutions during the match in an attempt to improve their chances. BK Häcken replaced Bénie Adama Traore with Patrik Wålemark in the 64th minute, while Hammarby substituted Akinkunmi Ayobami Amoo for David Accam in the 67th minute.
The tension remained high, and the referee issued yellow cards to Pontus Dahlberg from BK Häcken in the 68th minute and to Jeppe Andrup Andersen from Hammarby in the 71st minute. Rasmus Lindgren from BK Häcken also received a yellow card in the 79th minute.
Towards the end of the match, Hammarby made two additional substitutions. Richard Magyar replaced Mads Fenger Nielsen in the 82nd minute, and Mohammed Aziz Ouattara came on for Simon Sandberg.
BK Häcken also made a substitution, with Ali Youssef replacing Tobias Heintz in the 84th minute.
The match ended with a score of 1-1. Despite an early goal from BK Häcken and an impressive equalizer from Hammarby's Abdul Rahman Khalili, neither team succeeded in securing a win. In the end, both teams had to settle for a point each.