Malmö City FC - IFK Malmö FK 2 - 1

Division 3 Södra Götaland, men 2010


Malmö City FC - IFK Malmö FK (2 - 1)
Match in Division 3 Södra Götaland, men 2010
Match start: 2010-06-19 at 13:00
Venue: Kirsebergs IP, konstgräs
Attendance: 80

The match between Malmö City FC and IFK Malmö FK at Kirsebergs IP was an intense and exciting event in front of an audience of 80 people.

It was Malmö City FC that took the lead just 12 minutes in when Henrik Nilsson sent the ball into the goal, giving his team an early advantage. However, IFK Malmö FK responded quickly, equalizing just two minutes later through Demokrat Maxhuni.

The match continued to be evenly contested, with both teams creating chances, but it was Malmö City FC that ultimately managed to decide the game. In the 81st minute, Halid Jugovic scored to make it 2-1 for the home team, which also became the final result of the match.

There was a dramatic ending to the game as IFK Malmö FK had two players sent off in the 89th minute, making it difficult for them to come back. Malmö City FC also had a player sent off, and coach Vladimir Kostic had to leave the field.

After the victory, Malmö City FC climbed to 5th place in the table while IFK Malmö FK dropped to 8th place. It was a well-played match with much effort and engagement from both teams.

Squads

Malmö City FC

Starting squad

  • 2. Lucas Warrer Nilsson
  • 4. Tobias Körseus
  • 5. Emil Olsson
  • 6. Halid Jugovic
  • 7. Johan Söderstam (C) (Off '65)
  • 9. Erol Tahiri
  • 10. Michael Eliasson (Off '36)
  • 13. Jonas Heimfors
  • 14. Henrik Nilsson (YC '57)
  • 16. Isa Shipshani
  • 30. Robin Viktor (YC '15)

Substitutions

  • 1. Peter Bauer (GK)
  • 11. Bekim Ismajli (In '36)
  • 17. Ajdin Ruhotina
  • 18. Micke Walles
  • 19. Jens Lindbladh (In '65)

IFK Malmö FK

Starting squad

  • 1. Abdul Semwanga Nyende (GK) (Off '63)
  • 2. Mustafa Arezoo (RC '89)
  • 3. Ahmedin Sudic
  • 5. Arsim Arifi (C) (RC '89)
  • 7. Demokrat Maxhuni
  • 10. Ali Burrniku (Off '86)
  • 11. Blerim Arifi (Off '65)
  • 16. Edis Djugumovic
  • 19. Omar Aouida
  • 20. Serdar Semovski
  • 21. Robinn Sander

Substitutions

  • 6. Patrik Lahall
  • 14. Ayoub Ahmad (In '86)
  • 15. Mirza Dizdarevic
  • 18. Ali Al Kefagy (In '63)
  • 24. Walid Shams (In '65)

GK = Goalkeeper, D = Defender, M = Midfielder, F = Forward, C = Captain, Off = Substituted off, In = Substituted in, YC = Booked (Yellow card), RC = Sent off (Red card)