Allsvenskan 2021
Halmstad - Malmö FF (0 - 0)
Match in Allsvenskan 2021
Match start: 2021-08-07 at 17:30
Venue: Örjans Vall
Attendance: 2,015
Halmstad hosted Malmö FF in an exciting Allsvenskan match at Örjans Vall in front of an audience of 2015 people. Both teams were energized and ready to fight for three points.
Before the match started, Halmstad was in tenth place in the table, while Malmö FF had won their last three matches and were in a strong second place.
The match kicked off at 17:30 under the direction of referee Granit Maqedonci and his assistants Daniel Ekman and Mark Josef.
From the very first half, the tempo was high, and both teams displayed dangerous attacks. Both sides struggled to get shots on target, but the goalkeepers performed well and kept the score level.
Just before half-time, Malmö FF's Felix Beijmo received a yellow card from the referee.
At half-time, Malmö FF made two substitutions. Bonke Innocent replaced Oscar Lewicki, and Veljko Birmancevic came on for Søren Rieks. It was clear that both teams wanted to make an impact in the second half.
In the 57th minute, Malmö FF made another substitution when Anders Bleg Christiansen swapped places with Sebastian Nanasi. Just one minute later, Malik Abubakari was substituted for Antonio Mirko Colak.
Halmstad received a yellow card in the 68th minute when Andreas Johansson committed a foul.
After that, Halmstad made their first substitution when Sadat Karim replaced Mikael Boman in the 72nd minute.
Malmö FF made their last substitution of the match in the 77th minute when Jo Inge Berget came on for Erdal Rakip.
Both teams continued to fight for a goal and the game became intense. In the 78th minute, Halmstad’s Joseph Baffoe received a yellow card from the referee.
Halmstad made their second substitution in the 79th minute when Erik Ahlstrand was brought on and Samuel Kroon was taken off.
With only minutes left of regular time, Halmstad made their final substitution when Thomas Boakye came in for Emil Tot Wikström in the 90th minute.
The referee issued a yellow card to Halmstad’s Amir Al-Ammari in the 94th minute, and Malmö FF’s Adi Nalic also received a yellow card in the 95th minute.
Despite several dangerous opportunities and exciting attacks from both teams, neither managed to score. The match ended goalless with a score of 0-0.
Both teams fought hard and provided the audience with an intense match. Malmö FF maintained their undefeated streak, while Halmstad had to settle for one point in a tough contest.