Rydström after late Malmö equalizer: "Unworthy"

Malmö FF saved a point away from home against Brommapojkarna in the last minute. Defender Derek Cornelius headed in 2-2 at Grimsta.

Both teams were disappointed after the final whistle. The home team BP was disappointed about the missed chance for their first Allsvenskan win against Malmö ever. The away team was disappointed about their performance in the second half, which Rydström described as nonchalant and arrogant.

He says that Malmö evaluates their efforts based on how well they stood up in a European qualifier.

MFF took the lead through goal-scorer Isaac Kiese Thelin in the first half, but BP equalized almost two minutes later through Nikola Vasic. Halfway through the second half, Norwegian Torbjørn Heggem headed in what looked like the winning goal, 2-1 to BP.

But in the 96th minute, Malmö's Canadian Derek Cornelius equalized.

Despite the late goal, Cornelius showed clear disappointment after the final whistle.

In the west coast derby at Gamla Ullevi, where IFK Göteborg hosted Elfsborg, it was a home win with 1-0 since Gustaf Norlin pushed the ball into the net after a chaotic situation in the penalty area in the first half.

IFK Norrköping seems to be falling freely. The fifth loss in the last six matches came away from home against Sirius – who at home on Studenternas scored three goals in eleven minutes.

Danish Marcus Lindberg got a dream goal after twelve minutes. His first Allsvenskan goal for the club drilled into the net behind Oscar Jansson.

Six minutes later, Sirius pushed up Norrköping's confused defense and Noel Milleskog scored 2-0, followed by Lindberg making it 3-0 – and the match was only 23 minutes old.

It would get even worse. Sirius won in the end with 5-1.

Norrköping has conceded 32 goals in the 12 matches of the spring season and is slipping down the relegation zone if Kalmar FF takes points at home against the bottom team Västerås SK on Sunday.

Halmstad took their sixth win of the season with a clear 4-0 against third-placed Gais. Villiam Granath, Amir Al-Ammari, Phil Ofosu-Ayeh, and Mohammed Naeem scored the goals.