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Damallsvenskan
Two costly AIK mistakes allowed Vittsjö to overturn a halftime deficit and claim a 2-1 win in the Damallsvenskan.
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Two calamitous errors from AIK handed Vittsjö a 2-1 victory in the Damallsvenskan on Saturday, as the hosts overturned a halftime deficit to climb to fifth in the table.
AIK looked comfortable at the break, holding a 1-0 lead. But the second half told an entirely different story.
The turning point arrived on the hour mark. Goalkeeper Ella Agnekil's goal kick struck teammate Ellie Linn Junetoft, with the loose ball falling kindly for a Vittsjö attacker - and Anna Haddock made no mistake, slotting home to level the scores.
Then came an even more painful moment for AIK. In the 77th minute, defender Jennie Nordin played a backpass to Agnekil, who was caught completely off guard. Milla Larsson pounced on the loose ball and fired in to complete the turnaround, SVT reports.
The result reshuffles the mid-table picture. Vittsjö rise to fifth, while AIK slip to fourth after Malmö FF secured their own victory over IK Uppsala elsewhere in the division.
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