Norrbyno hosted Landskrona at Boras Arena on Saturday afternoon in the twenty-second round of the Superettan. The visitors ran the show from the opening whistle, taking a 1:3 victory that extended their push up the table while leaving Norrbyno rooted in twelfth place.
## Match EventsCharlie Axede gave the hosts an unexpected lead in the fifth minute, a moment that briefly shifted the momentum. But Landskrona responded through Mathias Andreasen shortly before half-time, and then Gustaf Weststrom restored parity after the break. The visitors sealed it four minutes into stoppage time, completing a comprehensive away win.
## Tactical ObservationsBy then, you could see the patterns forming. Landskrona kept knocking on the door with more attacking intent — ninety attacks against eighty-one, eleven corners to eight. They were more clinical too, with their shot accuracy sitting at seventy-eight percent compared to Norrbyno's fifty-eight. That efficiency mattered more than possession, which hovered around fifty-fifty throughout.
## Key MomentsThe yellow cards told their own story. Three for each side, but they came clustered around the fifty-fourth minute for Landskrona — Emmanuel Moungam, Azeez Temitope Yusuf, and Gustaf Weststrom all saw the referee's card. Norrbyno's substitutions came later, trying to find a way back, but the game was already slipping away.
## Statistical SummaryAttacks: Norrbyno 81 — Landskrona 90
Shots on target: Both sides registered seven
Possession: Norrbyno 42% — Landskrona 58%
Corners: Norrbyno 8 — Landskrona 11
## Table ImplicationsThe result leaves Landskrona sixteenth points clear of Norrbyno in the standings. The visitors sit sixth with thirty-four points from twenty-two games, while Norrbyno remain in the lower half with just twenty-three points. The hosts have now lost three of their last five league matches, a run that needs addressing before the season winds down.