2008 Svenska Supercupen - Match Facts

Match Facts

2008-03-22
16:00 CEST
IFK Göteborg 3 – 1 Kalmar FF Ullevi, Gothenburg
Attendance: 1,643
Referee: Martin Hansson (Holmsjö)
Jonas Wallerstedt 24', 82'
Hjalmar Jonsson 67'
(Report) César Santin 87'
IFK Göteborg Kalmar FF
IFK GÖTEBORG:
GK 1 Kim Christensen
RB 10 Niclas Alexandersson (c)
CB 5 Mattias Bjärsmyr
CB 22 Ragnar Sigurdsson
LB 14 Hjálmar Jónsson
RM 24 Jonatan Berg 81'
CM 13 Gustav Svensson
CM 20 Eldin Karisik
LM 7 Tobias Hysén 77'
FW 19 Pontus Wernbloom
FW 18 Jonas Wallerstedt 86'
Substitutes:
GK 12 David Stenman
DF 2 Sebastian Eriksson
MF 17 Daniel Alexandersson 77'
FW 9 Stefan Selakovic 86'
FW 11 Mathias Ranégie 81'
Manager:
Jonas Olsson
Stefan Rehn
KALMAR FF:
GK 1 Petter Wastå
RB 2 Arthur Sorin
CB 4 Marcus Lindberg
CB 14 Patrik Rosengren
LB 6 Mikael Eklund
RM 10 Patrik Ingelsten 77'
CM 18 Rasmus Elm
DM 8 Henrik Rydström (c)
CM 17 Viktor Elm
LM 25 César Santin
FW 13 David Elm 36' 73'
Substitutes:
GK 32 Zlatan Azinovic
DF 3 Joachim Lantz
DF 9 Stefan Larsson 77'
MF 12 Daniel Lopes Silva 73'
MF 21 Lasse Johansson
Manager:
Nanne Bergstrand
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