Kalmar FF vs Jonkopings Sodra, 2020 Swedish Allsvenskanliga Promotion/Relegation Playoffs

· 2nd Leg - Kalmar FF win 4-1 on aggregate
Kalmar FF
  • 80': Nils Froling
FT
1 - 0
2nd Leg - Kalmar FF win 4-1 on aggregate
Jonkopings Sodra

    About

    Kalmar FF are hosting Jonkopings Sodra at Guldfageln Arena, Kalmar, Sweden, starting on . The match is a part of the Swedish Allsvenskan Promotion/Relegation Playoffs.

    Game Information

    Competition: Swedish Allsvenskan Promotion/Relegation Playoffs

    Venue: Guldfageln Arena
    Location: Kalmar, Sweden

    Line-Ups

    KFF Kalmar FF

    No. Name
    32 Lucas Hägg Johansson (GK)
    23 Viktor Elm
    3 Sebastian Ring
    7 Piotr Johansson
    5 Doug Bergqvist
    10 Filip Sachpekidis
    29 Romario
    21 Erik Israelsson
    19 Isak Jansson
    39 Isak Magnusson
    9 Geir Herrem
    Kalmar FF Substitutes:
    York Rafael, Ole Soderberg, Alex Ahl-Holmström, Carl Gustafsson, Nils Froling, Edvin Crona, Adrian Edqvist.

    JON Jonkopings Sodra

    No. Name
    1 Frank Pettersson (GK)
    7 Sebastian Crona Yellow Card
    12 Jesper Svensson
    18 Jetmir Haliti
    21 Kevin Rodeblad Lowe
    5 Fredric Fendrich
    8 Moustafa Zeidan
    24 Amir Al-Ammari Yellow Card
    2 Elias Gustafson Yellow Card
    9 Dzenis Kozica
    10 Edin Hamidovic
    Jonkopings Sodra Substitutes:
    Enock Kwakwa, Daniel Ljung, Anton Cajtoft, Eric Omondi, Philip Wistrom, Mikael Marqués, Marcus Degerlund.

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