United Nordic and Landskrona Boys met in the 25th round of the Superettan on Saturday, and the visitors made it count with a 4-1 victory. The result shifts the gap between fifth and eighth place to four points, with the table now reading 40 for the away side and 36 for the hosts.
Constantino Capotondi opened the scoring in the seventh minute, and here's the thing — United Nordic looked comfortable enough to take something back. Mathias Andreasen levelled in the 45th, and by then the visitors had found their rhythm. Nhome daneyl restored the lead in the 69th, then Adam Egnell and Andreasen added two more in quick succession.
The turning point came in the 79th when Amar Dzevlan was sent off, dragged out of position and caught out. Landskrona worked a short corner, ran at the defence, and the stadium fell silent as another goal followed. The hosts had one foot in trouble, and the incident went to review — not that it mattered much.
United Nordic managed 77 attacks to 84 for the visitors, but the shots tell a different story. Four on target against four off target for the hosts, while Landskrona hit seven on target with 11 off. Possession sat at 44 per cent to 56, and the visitors made their numbers count.
The result means Landskrona Boys are on a good run — they beat Gif Sundsvall 4-0 last time out, and this performance carried that momentum forward. United Nordic's recent form has been uneven, with draws and losses mixing in, and they'll need to regroup quickly before the next fixture.
