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HIFK applied for a 2-0 away win as Haka’s guest Vitinhon and Tiquinhon headshots. Haka had a place in the first half, but HIFK managed to take advantage of his own in the second half.
The first half went mostly under Haka’s command. The home team were awarded a half-goal, which the white shirts failed to take advantage of.
The scorer was Haka in the 25th minute. Samuel Chidi spun at a corner for a longer time than the HIFK defense and spun through the right side of the box. Riku Selander had to break Chid, and at the end of a long apricot the referee Dennis Antamo took the ball to a comma. Stepped behind the ball Anton Popovitch however, the penalty kick shook the pole, and HIFK survived once again in fright.
The second half saw a sharpened HIFK and, at the same time, a passivated Haka. The people of Helsinki managed to reverse the game, and in the 54th minute Vitinho took HIFK to the 1-0 lead. At this time in the match, Tiquinho were using their skill at pressing to successfully stifle the game.
If in the first half Haka’s goal seemed to be just a matter of time, after HIFK’s lead hit, the home team seemed to freeze completely. HIFK’s defense was an easy job to keep the ball out of danger areas.
HIFK’s management finally held on until Haka’s final letter remained a torso. Tiquinho embellished the readings in the final seconds of overtime to an empty goal. Haka-sitter Michael Hartmann had a good opportunity to score the lead goal but the home team’s goalkeeper saved HIFK’s shot that was headed for the top corner from the right. However, HIFK did not manage to connect with it, as his team mates had hoped, and the ball went out.
In this way, the people of Helsinki recorded the fourth victory of the season, which moves the star breasts to the fourth place in the league table. Haka, on the other hand, swings at the bottom of the table in tenth.