There was an electric atmosphere at Eleda Stadium on Sunday when Malmö hosted Hammarby in Allsvenskan. In the center of it all Norwegian Stian Gregersen who was simply tormented time and time again by Hammarby’s Paulos Abraham.
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“He was a bit rude”
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There were many duels fought between Stian Gregersen and Paulos Abraham fought many duels. At the half-time whistle, Gregersen had enough.
“Then I gave him a clear message
“I might have one (duel) that is a bit unnecessary
An intense match unfolded at Eleda Stadion between Malmö FF and Hammarby IF. Among many duels, the one between Bajen striker Paulos Abraham and MFF defender Stian Gregersen stood out. – The match ended 1 – 2.
On one occasion in the first half, Abraham ended up over a lying Gregersen and pressed his knee into the Norwegian’s back. Otherwise, the shooting league runner-up believes that they stayed on the right side of the border.
“I might have one that is a bit unnecessary in the first half. Otherwise, I think it’s fair the whole game,” says Paulos Abraham.
Gregersen got angry in connection with the half-time signal and said something that Abraham did not understand.
“I don’t know. He was a bit sad. I didn’t hear much, he wasn’t that happy,” says the Hammarby star.
Gregersen does not want to reveal why he got angry.
“Hehe, it’ll have to stay on the pitch,” says the MFF centre-back and continues about the situation where he got Abraham’s knee in the back:
“He was a bit rude. But it’s just good that there’s a fight out there, that’s the way it should be. I think he went a little over the line, then I gave him a clear message (at halftime). That’s it.
Gregersen is more dissatisfied with the fact that MFF lost the lead from the first half, within five minutes at the start of the second.
“We just have to look forward. We can’t accept that we lost today. Everyone has to go and look at themselves in the mirror, and show character for the rest of the season,” he says.
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The Norwegian defender limped off Wednesday’s meeting with Halmstad after spraining his foot. Thanks to a heavy taping, Gregersen was able to play for 70 minutes against Bajen.
