Two target debutants – but no derby winner in Gothenburg

Both IFK Gothenburg and GAIS were in need of a three -point for derby at Gamla Ullevi. Blue -white to get some tight contact with the football hall Swedish peak – Gais to avoid getting a feeling of a bottom battle after six rounds.

Now the team had to settle for one point each where the arch rivals owned each half.

Harun Ibrahim made 27 all -Swedish performances for Gais last year, but never cracked the goal. Now the 22-year-old put 1-0 in the 15th minute when he cut a random ball just outside the penalty area.

– Fantastic fun. I have longed for this goal. It (the ball) falls perfectly, so just take it directly, Ibrahim told the TV company Max about the goal.

Blue White’s goalkeeper Pontus Dahlberg Had already been responsible for a brilliant rescue at the chair, in the second minute when Amin Boudri fired a rock -hard half -volley shot, but at Ibrahim’s end he was chanceless.

Imam Jagne was not satisfied with IFK Gothenburg’s first half.

– It was pretty pale. They score a goal, but we still have control over them, he said at the break.

– We don’t have to change anything tactical. We need to start banging into the duels. Kick them down or do something, the midfielder continued.

Something drastic move However, was not required to receive a receipt. The Danish David Kruse, who turns 23 in mid -May, joined IFK Gothenburg in August last season and he also knows how it feels to score in Allsvenskan.

In the 67th minute, Kruse took the boiler in connection with a right corner and it was acknowledged to 1-1 in Gothenburg exchange, which was also the final result.

– Given our second half, I think we can win the match, says Tobias Heintz, whose failed shot turned into a goal pass to Kruse.

Gothenburg stands at ten points after six matches. Gais has seven points.