Häcken defeated Sirius 3–0 in Allsvenskan, marking their second consecutive loss. Uppsala's unbeaten streak of 21 matches ended after a 3–0 defeat. Halfway through the first half, Sirius' evening turned tense. Julius Lindberg tested a shot that looked destined for David Celik, but the home goalkeeper failed to divert it. – He miscalculated it, a weak intervention. Tough for him, says Vicki Blommé. Goalkeeper Lindberg: – I don't know if it was a good shot or a bad save by the goalkeeper. After over an hour of play, Gustav Lindgren extended Häcken's lead. Ten minutes from the end, Lindgren equalized 3–0 for the visitors. – Above all, I'm very proud of everyone. It feels incredibly good right now. It's impossible to describe actually, says the two-goal scorer. Starting from last season's round 26, Uppsala went 21 Allsvenskan matches without a loss. But last week, they squandered a 3–0 lead against Mjällby – and tonight, they conceded nothing in their second consecutive defeat. – It's ridiculous. We wanted to give more to the fans today. A 3–0 home win is too bad. They're actually overpowering us, they win fairly, says Isak Bjerkebo. – It feels like we don't have a clue about what they're doing. Like we're running around and panting. Tonight's match was also the first time the team failed to score in an Allsvenskan match since July 20th last year. Afterward, Bjerkebo was asked if it meant "guldfrossa" (a term for a team in crisis). – We're still leading, it's not a crisis or anything. We're on first place and should be proud of ourselves, he says. Sirius leads the league with nine points, but second-place Hammarby has one fewer match played. Two points behind Bajen, Häcken sits third.