Allsvenskan 2022
Helsingborgs IF - Hammarby (0 - 2)
Match in Allsvenskan 2022
Match start: 2022-11-06 at 15:00
Venue: Olympia, Helsingborg
Attendance: 8,706
On the Sunday afternoon of November 6, 2022, an exciting soccer match took place in the Allsvenskan between Helsingborgs IF and Hammarby. The match was held at Olympia in Helsingborg in front of an audience of 8,706 people. The referee, who was primarily responsible for maintaining order in the game, was Glenn Nyberg, with Mahbod Beigi and Andreas Söderkvist as assistant referees.
Before the match began, the situation was tough for Helsingborgs IF. The team had lost its last seven matches and was in second-to-last place in the table. On the other hand, Hammarby was in third place in the table and had had a relatively successful season.
The match started without any major events, but in the thirty-third minute, a player from Helsingborgs IF received a yellow card from the referee. Play continued, and in the fiftieth minute, Hammarby scored their first goal of the day. Joel Nilsson was the scorer, marking his fifth goal of the season. The assist came from Darijan Bojanic.
In the sixty-fourth minute, Hammarby made two substitutions. Nahir Besara and Nathaniel Adjei replaced Loret Sadiku and Simon Sandberg. Helsingborgs IF responded with two substitutions in the sixty-sixth minute, bringing Arian Kabashi and Amar Muhsin onto the field in place of Wilhelm Loeper and Amin Al-Hamawi.
Play continued without significant events until the seventy-seventh minute when Helsingborgs IF made two more substitutions. Sumar Almadjed and Simon Bengtsson entered the game to give the team an extra energy boost. Emil Hellman and Ervin Gigovic were given a rest.
In the seventy-ninth minute, Hammarby scored their second goal of the match. Nahir Besara netted the goal, bringing his season total to eleven goals. Gustav Ludwigson provided the assist.
As the match entered its final stages, Hammarby made two more substitutions. Jusef Erabi came on for Joel Nilsson, and David Concha Salas replaced Gustav Ludwigson. In the eighty-eighth minute, however, a Hammarby player received a yellow card from the referee.
The match continued without further goal-scoring opportunities, and the referee ultimately blew the whistle to end the match. Hammarby won the game 2-0, thereby securing their third place in the table. For Helsingborgs IF, the loss marked their eighth consecutive defeat, leaving the team in second-to-last place in the standings.