Allsvenskan Round 12: Hugosson extends streak

Gefle goalkeeper Mattias Hugosson ran his shutout streak to 463 minutes as the Gävle side beat Elfsborg in Round 12. 

  • Mattias Jonson shrugs off a tackle to move toward goal during Djurgården's 3-0 win over Syrianska. Bildbyrån photo

  • Malmö 2, Kalmar 0
    MALMÖ – Head coach Rikard Norling earned his first win as Malmö topped Kalmar 2-0 June 20 at Swedbank Arena. Norling took over for Roland Nilsson, who left to manage FC Copenhagen in Denmark. Daniel Larsson scored in the first half for MFF and Pontus Jansson tallied in the second.

  • Alvaro Santos, left, and Eric Magloire Bassombeng celebrate after Santos scored his second for GAIS in its win over AIK. Bildbyrån photo

  • Djurgården 3, Syrianska 0
    STOCKHOLM – Djurgården climbed out of the cellar with a 3-0 win June 19 over Syrianska at Stockholm Stadium. Christer Youssef opened the sheet for DIF in the 17th minute. The score stood until Omar Jawo received a red card in the 65th minute, giving DIF a man advantage. Joona Marko Aleksi Toivio and Petter Gustafsson made Syrianska pay with goals at the 70- and 74-minute marks. The win moved Djurgården into the relegation playoff spot.

  • Gefle goalkeeper Mattias Hugosson steps off his line to stop a shot from Elfsborg midfielder Niklas Hult. Bildbyrån photo

  • GAIS 2, AIK 0
    GÖTEBORG – Alvaro Santos scored twice to lead GIAS to a 2-0 win over AIK June 19 at Gamla Ullevi Stadium. The Brazilian struck in the 68th and 82nd minute. It was the first multi-goal game for the former Örgryte star in three years.

  • Tobias Hysén moves in on goal to score in the 10th minute of IFK Göteborg's win over Mjällby. Bildbyrån photo

  • Göteborg 2, Mjällby 0
    SÖLVESBORG – Göteborg got goals from two departing players to beat Mjallby 2-0 June 20 at Strandvallen. Ragnar Sigurdsson, set to join FC Copenhagen, fired Göteborg in front after seven minutes. Tobias Hysen, set to join Brugge in Belgium, scored three minutes later.

  • Häcken striker Matthias Ranegie dives in front of Trelleborg defender Tuomo Turunen to score his second of three goals in Häcken's 4-1 win. Bildbyrån photo

  • Gelfe 1, Elfsborg 0
    GÄVLE – Goalkeeper Mattias Hugosson registered his fifth-straight shutout and ran his goalless streak to 463 minutes as Gefle knocked off Elfsborg 1-0 June 18 at Strömvallen. Jakob Orlov scored the lone goal of the match in the 58th minute. Hugosson has seven shutouts this season, tied for the league lead with Helsingborg net minder Par Hansson.

  • Helsingborg striker Erik Sundin tries to break free of Norrköping defender Anders Wikström during their scoreless draw June 20 at Nya Parken. Bildbyrån photo

  • Häcken 4, Trelleborg 1
    TRELLEBORG – Matthias Ranegie had a hat trick to lead BK Hacken to a 4-1 win over Trelleborg June 18 at Vångavallen. Ranegie scored twice in the first half and once in the second. Björn Anklev also tallied for Hacken. Joakim Nilsson scored for Trelleborg. Ranegie leads the Allsvenskan with 12 goals.

  • Kalmar defender Miljan Mutavdzic and Malmö FF defender Erik Israelsson engage in an aerial duel during Malmö's 2-0 win June 20 at Swedbank Arena. Bildbyrån photo

  • Norrköping 0, Helsingborg 0
    NORRKÖPING – Helsingborg held onto first place in the standings with a scoreless draw with Norrköping June 20 at Nya Parken. HIF goalkeeper Pär Hansson lowered his league-leading goals against average to 0.50. The shutout was his seventh of the season.

  • Örebro goalkeeper John Alvbåge boots the ball down field during ÖSK's scoreless draw with Halmstad. Bildbyrån photo

  • Halmstad 0, Örebro 0
    HALMSTAD – Örebro outplayed and outshot Halmstad but could not score and settled for a scoreless draw June 19 with Halmstad at Örjans vall. Orebro took 11 shots on goal. ÖSK netminder John Alvbåge and HBK goalkeeper Karl-Johan Johnsson each registered the shutout.