IF Brommapojkarna lost their latest Allsvenskan home match to IFK Göteborg. Alexander Simmelhack's goal in the 51st minute was enough to sink the Stockholm side.
The win was Gothenburg's fourth in a row, while Brommapojkarna have now lost two consecutive matches. The defeat means the team continues to struggle in the lower part of the table. They sit in 11th place with 27 points from 22 games.
Form not holding up
The last five matches have yielded just one win, against IF Elfsborg, and four losses. Their goal difference over that period is 5-9. It's a slump that makes the relegation battle feel increasingly real. The team's recent results show a clear trend of difficulty keeping clean sheets.
The next challenge awaits on Saturday, October 10th, away to AIK. AIK currently sit eighth in the league, making the match another key opportunity to break the trend. Keep track of the full fixture list ahead of the final stretch of the autumn season.
Mads Hansen remains the team's top scorer with seven goals this season, but the attack has felt muted in recent rounds. A rapid improvement is needed if the team is to secure its Allsvenskan status for next year.
First reported at Hallands Nyheter
