AIK Stockholm vs IF Brommapojkarna 5-6

IF Brommapojkarna win 6-5 in Stockholm thriller

IF Brommapojkarna won 6-5 at Strawberry Arena after a wild second half in which they led 5-1, were pulled back to 5-5 and still found a winner in stoppage time. AIK Stockholm’s late surge came too late, and the result was settled by the last goal on 90+7 minutes.

The first half ended goalless, so the breakthrough came after the restart. Simon Strand opened the scoring for IF Brommapojkarna in the 48th minute, and AIK equalised on 55 minutes when Abdihakin Ali scored from Johan Hove’s assist. The visitors then moved back in front through Kamilcan Sever in the 59th minute, before Wilmer Odefalk, set up by Leo Cavallius, made it 1-3 on 61 minutes. Half-time was 0-0.

Kamilcan Sever struck again on 65 minutes for 1-4, and Anton Kurochkin, from Sever’s assist, made it 1-5 on 70 minutes. AIK then turned to their bench, making two changes on 65 minutes, and Taha Ayari, who had come on in the 65th minute, reduced the gap on 73 minutes from Lukas Bergquist’s assist, with Bergquist also having arrived in that 65th-minute double change. Sixten Gustafsson, another 75th-minute substitute, scored on 81 minutes and again on 83 minutes, the second from Lucas Assadi, to make it 4-5. Johan Hove then levelled in the 90+7th minute from Abdihakin Ali’s assist, but IF Brommapojkarna still had the final say in a seven-goal second half.

AIK had 67% of the ball, 631 passes and 24 shots to IF Brommapojkarna’s 33%, 306 passes and 12 shots, but the visitors were more accurate with 8 shots on target to 12 for AIK and turned their 2.68 expected goals into six goals. AIK also had 11 corners to none, while IF Brommapojkarna had 7 saves to AIK’s 2 and finished with 13 fouls to 11.

Wilmer Odefalk was booked in the 28th minute, Mads Hansen in the 57th and Mads Thychosen in the 58th. There were no red cards.