Linköping's crisis – lost again

Linköping is in an increasingly deep crisis. The team is bottom of the table in the women's premier division after a third consecutive defeat.

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Linköping's crisis – lost again
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It continues to go slow for Linköping in the women's allsvenskan. The crisis team lost to Brommapojkarna with 1–3 on Saturday afternoon.

The away team started the goal scoring, but BP could turn it around and take a convincing win.

Poor performance, I think, we were not ready for the match. It was a very bad day today, says Linköping player Vilma Emilia Koivisto to Viaplay.

Linköping has now lost all three opening matches of the allsvenskan season – a result that puts them last in the table.

We need to go through what we want to do on the pitch and start doing simple things right. We need to start finding a way to win matches, it doesn't always have to look nice. There's a lot that needs to get better for us to be able to take some points in this series, says Vilma Koivisto.

After the weak last season, where Linköping finished ninth in the women's allsvenskan, the club has announced that it is in a tough economic situation.

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