Number eleven to number ten – and the only thing they have to play for the individual seats up or down in the table. Possibly small target to step onto the upper table half. Also important to finish with a good feeling.
For Hacken have this game the year has been a disappointment larger model, which can be partly explained the injuries to key players. However dippat sharply recently after only one match won in the last eight attempts, actually on the right Tele2 Arena when Hammarby hosted. Clearly better position for only about a month ago.
But wonder if the situation is not worse for Djurgården? Certainly, the same number of pins as a hedge, but has been down and struggled at the absolute bottom of the table. Mark Dempsey came in to train the position of Catcher in the Rye in the summer and the other day it was reported that he will not continue. Hard to find the motivation now?
Away goals close at hand
The undersigned has two strong feelings about the game; Objectives and Bang.
It’s always full speed ahead when Hacken is one half of a match. Superb målfacit forward, backward but it is extremely wavy. Being only one of the eight last games won, but that at least two pods skyfflats in four of them show it.
Now you meet a Djurgården not impressive, particularly defensive. Halfdan performance later, but it was still three pegs away to an abysmal Helsingborg later. Previously; 0-2 in the butt against J-South and 2-4 against local rivals Hammarby.
It has felt like DIF players were more or less uninterested in recent times. And the other day declared additionally coach Mark Dempsey that he will stay at the club. What is there that can get the players to turn to?
Expects full speed in both directions and Hacken accounts for at least two goals should be viewed with greater than 50% chance, no doubt. Målöverspelen throughout the game are also possible, but including training situation of the DIF and Michael Olunga, off, missing we’d rather invest in the away team.
