IFK Norrkoping claimed a 1-0 win away at Landskrona in the Superettan. The decisive moment came in the first half when the visitors scored a normal goal, though the scorer was not available from match data. Landskrona finished the match with six corners to Norrkoping’s three and received two yellow cards against one for the away side.

Competition Context and Lineups

The fixture took place in Sweden’s Superettan with both sides deploying a 4-3-3 formation. Landskrona BoIS were coached by Robin Asterhed while IFK Norrkoping were led by Eldar Abdulic. The match ended after five minutes of added time with no red cards or penalty kicks recorded for either team.

First-Half Flow

The opening period saw Norrkoping create early set-piece opportunities with corners at the 20th and 35th minutes. These attacking moments culminated in the away side’s normal goal before the break. Landskrona registered no corners in the first half according to the timeline. The half concluded with the visitors holding a 1-0 advantage and both teams showing disciplined defensive organisation.

Second-Half Pressure and Stats

Landskrona began the second half with renewed intent and earned two corners in the 62nd minute. Further corners arrived at the 78th, 80th and 81st minutes as the home side pushed for an equaliser. A yellow card was shown to Landskrona in the 65th minute and another in the 84th minute, while Norrkoping also received a yellow card late on. Despite the increased corner count, Landskrona could not find a way through. The final stats showed Landskrona with six corners overall, two yellow cards, and zero red cards compared with Norrkoping’s three corners, one yellow card, and zero red cards.

The narrow result highlights Norrkoping’s ability to protect a lead after scoring early. Landskrona’s second-half set-piece activity demonstrated attacking intent but lacked the finishing touch needed to change the outcome. For more Superettan coverage, live scores, and betting tips visit AltBets.