Elfsborg made it four wins in five on Thursday night, easing past Västervås 3-0 at Borås Arena in the Allsvenskan. The hosts took the lead inside twenty minutes and never looked back. To be fair, the early double changed the shape of the game before the visitors could settle.
Julius Magnusson struck twice in quick succession, opening the scoring in the eighteenth minute and adding a second twelve seconds later. The visitors paid for a sloppy opening, and by then the match was already drifting away. Elfsborg ran the show from there, controlling the tempo with comfortable possession.
Momoh Ibrahim Kamara stepped in to finish the job, netting in the seventy-first and seventy-seventh minutes. That gave Elfsborg a comfortable cushion before the final quarter. Västervås made four changes at half-time, but the substitutions arrived too late to shift momentum.
Elfsborg dominated the numbers, holding 62 per cent possession and registering seven shots on target compared to a single effort from their visitors. They created two big chances while Västervås managed three, yet the conversion rate told the real story. The hosts completed 529 passes against 299, and their accuracy was decisive.
The result keeps Elfsborg sixth on 31 points after twenty games, while Västervås remain eighth on 29. Both sides have now played the same number of fixtures, but the gap widens after this one. Elfsborg's recent form includes three wins in four, whereas Västervås have won only once in their last five.