Höganäs BK - FBK Balkan 4 - 1

Division 3 Södra Götaland, men 2018


Höganäs BK - FBK Balkan (4 - 1)
Match in Division 3 Södra Götaland, men 2018
Match start: 2018-06-26 at 19:00
Venue: Höganäs Sportcenter A-plan

Höganäs BK hosted FBK Balkan on Tuesday evening at Höganäs Sportcenter A-field in front of an audience of 0. Referee Edin Kahrimanovic officiated the match, assisted by Aid Jusufi and Nicklas Wahlén. Both teams were in the lower half of the table, with Höganäs in 8th place and FBK Balkan in 7th, needing a victory to move up the standings.

The match started evenly between the two teams, but after 11 minutes, Höganäs BK took the lead through a fine dribble by Martin Ndreca. FBK Balkan tried to respond to Höganäs' opening goal, but after 33 minutes, Höganäs was able to extend their lead with a powerful free kick from Alvaro Santos.

At halftime, FBK Balkan made a substitution bringing on Aleksander Stefanovic in place of Alexander Manevski. The substitute would bring hope to FBK Balkan as he scored to reduce the deficit after 49 minutes. However, this was also the last that FBK Balkan would manage in the match.

Höganäs BK continued to dominate the game, and it wasn’t long before Jimi Wålberg was substituted in. Just four minutes after coming on, Wålberg scored the 3-1 goal for Höganäs BK. Gazmend Xhemajli from FBK Balkan received a yellow card in the 84th minute, just before Martin Ndreca scored his second goal of the evening from a penalty in the 85th minute. FBK Balkan made their final substitution when Emil Linde replaced Gazmend Xhemajli in the 88th minute, but it was too late to change the outcome. The match ended 4-1, with Höganäs BK securing their second win in three matches and climbing up one position in the table, while FBK Balkan now sits at the bottom of the league.

Squads

Höganäs BK

Starting squad

  • 30. Ilija Jurisic (GK)
  • 3. Adunis Almadjed
  • 4. Adam Sreis
  • 6. Hugo Bergström
  • 7. Granit Istrefaj (Off '80)
  • 10. Martin Ndreca
  • 17. Hugo Bogren
  • 18. Mattias Andersson (YC '75)
  • 21. Berkman Micoogullari (Off '74)
  • 23. Jonathan Ahlbäck Ikonen
  • 24. Alvaro Santos (C) (Off '80)

Substitutions

  • 1. Johan Rehn (GK)
  • 9. Jimi Wålberg (In '80)
  • 11. Hassan Chahrour (In '74)
  • 12. Hasaan Abo-Ali El-Makdah
  • 13. Emil Sandrå
  • 14. Felix Paradis (In '80)
  • 16. Emil Borg

FBK Balkan

Starting squad

  • 1. Nikola Prtic (GK) (C)
  • 3. Hozan Faraidoon Muhamad
  • 5. Hekuran Jashari (YC '70)
  • 6. Carl Möller
  • 7. Alexander Manevski (Off '46)
  • 8. Dino Dulji (Off '71)
  • 9. William Tonji Ngounou
  • 11. Sam Lashkari
  • 20. Dano Asani
  • 23. Milos Nikolic
  • 66. Gazmend Xhemajli (Off '88) (YC '84)

Substitutions

  • 4. Mohammed El Joulani (In '71)
  • 21. Aleksander Stefanovic (In '46)
  • 55. Firat Sahan
  • 99. Emil Linde (In '88)

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)