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Malmö's Champions League Qualifying Draw

Drawn in the European Championship League: Elfsborg face Pafos

Elfsborg will enter the first qualifying round of the Europa League in a few weeks. The opponent has now been drawn and is clear. Pafos from Cyprus await in a two-legged tie.

Jansson reports prosecutor to Parliamentary Ombudsman - "numerous inaccuracies"

Pontus Jansson is reporting the prosecutor to the Parliamentary Ombudsman for a number of inaccuracies and what he sees as untruths in the preliminary investigation in which the Malmö FF star features. "The way it has led to me being portrayed in the media makes me choose to submit a complaint to the Parliamentary Ombudsman," he writes on his Instagram account.

The Club's Decision: Jansson Stripped of Captaincy

Malmö FF's internal investigation into Pontus Jansson is complete. The decision: The star is stripped of the captain's armband.

Blue and Yellow European Championship Tip: "France are always strong"

France, England and Portugal. They get the most votes when the Swedish national team players guess which team will win the European Championship. France are always strong, says Victor Nilsson Lindelöf.

"Ibrahimovic: 'From the heart, big thanks'"

Hi, Zlatan. Two words, in blue on a yellow background on a large screen. You have given me love, support, energy, many fine memories that I will not forget. From the heart, big thanks, says Zlatan Ibrahimovic at his farewell ceremony at Friends Arena.

Olsen on Jansson: "He wants everything and everyone well"

Pontus Jansson appears in a criminal investigation linked to Malmö FF supporters. Jansson is not suspected of a crime but is being internally investigated by his employer. Now he's getting support from his friend, national goalkeeper Robin Olsen. He wishes everyone well, says Olsen.

Prosecutor admits: Jansson chat incomplete

There is a lack of information in the chat that the police have secured where Malmö FF's team captain Pontus Jansson appears to have made laughing emojis after antisemitic slurs, reports Sydsvenskan. Catastrophically bad, says lawyer Max Ahlgren and thinks the prosecutor should apologize.