4 – 0
“Rasmus Johansson opens the scoring for GAIS after sustained pressure following a save and a corner, assisted by Dennis Collander”
Pivotal“Robert Frosti Thorkelsson doubles the lead after a blocked shot and a corner, assisted by August Wangberg”
Pivotal“Samuel Salter converts after his earlier effort was saved, assisted by Rasmus Johansson, making it 3-0”
Pivotal“Substitute Max Andersson caps the rout with a fourth goal, assisted by Robin Sixten Frej”
Outstanding performance

GAIS were ruthless from the first whistle, dominating possession at 54% and dangerous attacks by a staggering 63 to 22 margin, and they made that control count on the scoreboard. Rasmus Johansson and Robert Frosti Thorkelsson struck either side of the half-hour mark to put the game to bed early, both goals arriving from sustained pressure and set-piece pressure via corners. Samuel Salter added a third just after the hour following a rebound from his own saved effort, before substitute Max Andersson rounded things off in the 77th minute with his first involvement. Brommapojkarna, sitting rock bottom of the table, offered little in response - just 3 shots on target all game and 5 saves needed at the other end - and this result will do nothing to ease the pressure building on a side that looks destined for a long relegation fight while GAIS's form continues to trend sharply upward.
How entertaining was this match?
GAIS and Brommapojkarna sit just a point apart in mid-table Allsvenskan, both hoping to build momentum with a solid run of form. GAIS have the recent edge in this fixture, unbeaten in their last three meetings, and will look to extend that streak at home in Gothenburg.