Häcken earns a point away against Kalmar FF

BK Häcken faced Kalmar FF on their home ground on Saturday, July 27 2026, and the match ended 1‑1. Aboubacar Keita scored for the visitors, while Häcken replied with an equaliser. The result gives Häcken a valuable point in the Allsvenskan and keeps pressure on the league leaders.

What happened during the match?

The game started at a high tempo with both sides creating early chances. In the 23rd minute Kalmar earned a free‑kick and Keita placed the ball into the corner, giving them the lead. Häcken responded quickly and after a corner in the 38th minute they found the net, but neither side could secure a win. The second half was marked by intense tackles and a few missed opportunities from both teams.

Why is the result important for Häcken?

The point means Häcken maintains its position in the upper rows of the Allsvenskan, crucial as the season heads into its final phase. Even without two key players - Ben Engdahl and Filip Ohman, who are injured - they show they can keep pace with strong opponents. This boosts the squad’s morale ahead of the upcoming match where they travel to Malmö FF on October 18 2026.

What comes next?

After the even match, Häcken looks forward to the next big challenge: an away game against Malmo FF on October 18 2026. The coach has already highlighted that the recovery period will be critical to bring Engdahl and Ohman back into the squad. Fans can expect a tactical setup that focuses on exploiting set‑pieces and quick transitions to break the opponent’s defence. Watch the club’s official channels for updates on injuries and the starting lineup.

Highlights recap

The most memorable sequence was Keita’s goal in the 23rd minute, followed by Häcken’s equaliser in the 38th minute. Both goals came from well‑executed corners, underscoring the importance of dead‑ball situations in modern football. Although the match ended level, it shows Häcken’s ability to collect points on tough away fixtures.

Next fixture: vs Malmo FF (away, 2026-10-18). Currently sidelined: Ben Engdahl, Filip Ohman.