But it was far from just playing at home, despite leading in periods in the fifth final.
Borås fought back and ensured the match went to overtime after 66-66 at full time.
In the final seconds, it was uncertain whether a gold celebration was waiting or if Borås would keep alive the hunt for the championship title.
Ludvig Johansson sank a three-pointer and Borås had the chance to turn the match in their favor, but after a lot of drama and won by a single point.
In Norrköping, there was concern when Mikko Riipinen left as coach for an adventure abroad in Germany and was replaced by Josh Andersen mid-season. But the club handled the shift.
After the victory, Andersen received a gold hug from Riipinen.
I'm relieved, happy, and proud. It's been a lot of pressure on us coaches. It's been tough, I have to admit, says Andersen in Expressen's broadcast.
Shane Hunter was chosen as the final series' most valuable player.
It feels wonderful. It's hard to find the words. It's been a tough season and a tough playoffs, but we made it.
I can't be prouder of this team, says Hunter.
