Malmö FF has beaten Häcken and drew last against the league leader Hammarby away, but the third could not hold on to three new points in Damallsvenskan away against Linköping.
Despite the fact that the forward Isabella D'Aquila already in the sixth minute scored her fifth league goal for the season. With a quarter left, substitute Michelle De Jongh equalized to the final result 1–1.
It's far from our best match this year. I don't think we really get up to level. It feels like we're going and waiting and defending our lead a bit too much, says Tuva Skoog to Viaplay.
For Linköping – which before the season stated that the club is having a tough time economically – it was the third match in a row that resulted in points. The team stands on six points after as many rounds and is now on a qualifying spot.
Extremely important to continue taking points. Important for our self-esteem not to leave matches without a point with us, says De Jongh to Viaplay.
New second-to-last is Växjö (four points), which lost a 2–1 lead at halftime to a 2–3 loss at home against Kristianstad (seven points) after Beata Olsson scored two goals for the Scania team. AIK–Vittsjö ended goalless.
The league's other newcomer Alingsås is at the bottom with zero points.
