Kalmar claimed the Swedish Cup with a comprehensive 7-0 victory over Engelsholm in the final on Tuesday evening. The match, played on 2026-08-19, ended with the away side producing one of the most dominant performances in recent cup history. M. Stolt opened the scoring early, and the visitors never looked back after that first goal.
Stolt found the net in the ninth minute, catching Engelsholm before they could settle into the game. Magashy doubled the lead at the interval with a well-taken goal in the 40th minute. By then, the hosts had already lost their shape and were struggling to contain Kalmar's movement.
Soderback added a third goal in the 56th minute, extending the advantage before the break had even finished. Stolt made it four in the 61st minute, and here's the thing — Engelsholm had registered zero shots on target despite accumulating 76 attacks. The visitors were simply too sharp in the final third.
Magashy completed his brace in the 73rd minute, proving this wasn't just a one-off display. Nnamani then arrived on the scene, scoring twice in quick succession in the 78th and 85th minutes. The hosts were left exposed throughout, unable to mount any meaningful response.
To be fair, the statistics tell the fuller story. Kalmar enjoyed 74 per cent possession compared to Engelsholm's 26, and they registered 12 shots on target against zero for the hosts. The visitors completed 113 attacks while Engelsholm managed 76, but quality over quantity proved decisive.
The result means Kalmar finish the cup campaign as champions, having overcome a side that had shown resilience in previous matches. Engelsholm's recent form — including a 3-0 victory over Astrid in June — offered little protection against this level of opposition. The goal difference of seven tells you everything about the gulf in performance on the day.