Monday, May 21st, 2012

GAIS 1 – IFK Gothenburg 1 (Allsvenskan, May 21, 2012) Markus Gustafsson put the hosts in front after seven minutes, but Tobias Hysen levelled nine minutes after the break.

Sunday, May 20th, 2012

AIK Stockholm 5 – Norrkoping 2 (Allsvenskan, May 20, 2012) Norrkoping were 2-up up 16 minutes, but then AIK came into the match and a brace from Daniel Gustavsson helped the hosts turn the contest.

Orebro 0 – Syrianska 1 (Allsvenskan, May 20, 2012) Admir Aganovic scored late on as Orerbro remained rooted to the bottom.

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FC Midtjylland 1 – FC Copenhagen 0 (Danish Superliga, May 20, 2012)

Wednesday, May 16th, 2012

Rosenborg 0 – Honefoss 1 (Tippeligaen, May 16, 2012) An 87th minute winner from Christoffer Dahl saw Rosenborg slip down into third.

Stromsgodset 2 – Tromso 0 (Tippeligaen, May 16, 2012) Stromsgodset shot to the top of the table courtesy of goals from Andres Konradsen after two minutes and Oyvind Storflor’s second on the hour.

Wednesday, May 16th, 2012

Hacken 6 – Norrkoping 0 (Allsvenskan, May 16, 2012) Abdul Waris scored five times in a 6-0 thrashing of IFK Norrkoping, including a first half hat-trick.

Orebro 2 – AIK Stockholm 2 (Allsvenskan, May 16, 2012) Bottom club Orebro scored a last-minute equaliser to secure a 2-2 draw against AIK. Celso Borges and Viktor Lundberg scored either side of Mohammed Saeid to put the visitors in front. However, Robert Ahman-Persson was sent off in the closing seconds, handing William Atashkadeh the chance to secure a point from the penalty spot in the process.

Atvidabergs 1 – Syrianska 0 (Allsvenskan, May 16, 2012) Atvidabergs defeated ten-man Syrianska 1-0. Magnus Eriksson scored the only goal of the game on the stroke of half-time, while the visitors lost Sharbel Touma to a 66th-minute red card.

Monday, May 14th, 2012

IFK Gothenburg 2 – Malmo 2 (Allsvenskan, May 14, 2012) Second-placed Malmo needed a last-minute equaliser from substitute Alexander Nilsson to salvage a point from their trip to IFK Gothenburg. IFK looked set to inflict a third defeat of the campaign on the Allsvenska high-fliers after taking a 2-1 lead with 12 minutes to go through Mikael Dyrestam, but Malmo escaped with a draw thanks to Nilsson. Malmo, who also had to fight back from a goal down in the first half with Simon Thern (44) cancelling out Robin Soder’s opener (31) for the hosts, are now six points behind leaders IF Elfsborg but have played a game more.

Sunday, May 13th, 2012

Elfsborg 1 – AIK Stockholm 0 (Allsvenskan, May 13, 2012)

Norrkoping 3 – Orebro 0 (Allsvenskan, May 13, 2012)

Saturday, May 12th, 2012

Kalmar 1 – Mjallby 2 (Allsvenskan, May 12, 2012) Daniel Nicklasson put the visitors ahead in the 21st minute and Erton Fejzullahu restored their lead a minute before the break following Daniel Mendes’ 40th-minute leveller. Kalmar finished the game with 10 men following the 77th-minute sending off of Emin Nouri.

Djurgarden 1 – Atvidaberg 1 (Allsvenskan, May 12, 2012) Substitute Petrit Zhubi equalised for Atvidaberg four minutes from time to cancel out Ricardo Santos’ 79th minute opener.

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Tromso 3 – Valerenga 1 (Tippeligaen, May 12, 2012) Mohammed Fellah snatched a consolation for Valerenga.

Thursday, May 10th, 2012

Malmo 3 – Helsingborg 0 (Allsvenskan, May 10, 2012) Daniel Larsson, Ivo Pekalski and Mattias Renegie scored for Malmo.

Tuesday, May 8th, 2012

AIK Stockholm 1 – Djurgarden 1 (Allsvenskan, May 8, 2012) Djurgarden substitute Petter Gustafsson put the visitors ahead after 58 minutes and that looked to be enough for all three points until Marc Pedersen scored an 89th-minute own-goal.

Sunday, May 6th, 2012

Malmo 2 – Atvidabergs 1 (Allsvenskan, May 6, 2012) Math Ranegie struck an injury-time winner as Malmo beat Atvidabergs 2-1 to go second in the Allsvenskan table. Ranegie opened the scoring on 67 minutes but his late heroics were required when substitute Oscar Moller equalised two minutes from the end.

Norrkoping 1 – Syrianska 4 (Allsvenskan, May 6, 2012) Sharbel Touma scored a hat-trick as Syrianska recorded a thumping 4-1 win at Norrkoping.

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FC Copenhagen 1 – OB Odense 1 (Superliga, May 6, 2012) Copenhagen faltered again as they needed an 83rd-minute Dame N’doye penalty to take anything from their penultimate home game.