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Damallsvenskan
Hammarby supporters want their Damallsvenskan fixture against Häcken moved after a scheduling clash with both clubs' men's teams emerged.
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Hammarby fans are pushing for the club's Damallsvenskan clash with Häcken, set for 18 October, to be shifted to a different date. The problem? Both clubs' men's teams have away fixtures on the same day, forcing supporters into an uncomfortable choice.
The supporter proposal is straightforward - move the game to Saturday so more fans can turn up. Their argument goes beyond logistics: treating marquee women's matches as standalone events, they say, is key to growing audiences for the women's game in Sweden.
Hammarby have signalled willingness to explore a date change. Häcken's leadership, however, struck a more cautious tone, insisting any move would require internal deliberation and stressing that competitive fairness must remain central to scheduling decisions.
With the fixture potentially decisive in the Damallsvenskan title race, the stakes extend well beyond matchday attendance, as Fotbollskanalen reports.
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