Illustration of Hammarby player scoring a late goal to draw 1-1 with Anderlecht in Europa League qualifier.
Illustration of Hammarby player scoring a late goal to draw 1-1 with Anderlecht in Europa League qualifier.
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Late goal gives Hammarby 1-1 draw against Anderlecht

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Hammarby salvaged a 1–1 home draw against Anderlecht in the Europa League qualifier thanks to a late goal by substitute Frank Junior Adjei.

Hammarby started poorly in the qualifier against Anderlecht at 3Arena. Anderlecht took the lead early through Danylo Sikan who made it 1–0 via the crossbar already in the fifth minute.

Frank Junior Adjei came off the bench and decided the game in the final minutes. He scored 1–1 after three minutes on the pitch and the goal was approved after VAR review.

Coach Henrik Rydström noted that the start was too weak but the team produced a good match. Adjei said Hammarby deserved to win.

Anderlecht's Nathan Saliba was sent off with a quarter of an hour left after two yellow cards.

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Initial reactions on X focus on Hammarby's dramatic late equalizer by substitute Frank Junior Adjei securing a 1-1 draw against Anderlecht in the Europa League qualifier. Accounts highlight the goal's impact ahead of the return leg, with some noting disappointment from the Anderlecht side despite control. Fans and Swedish football pages express relief and optimism for Hammarby, while mentioning player notes like Amin Boudri's absence. Engagement centers on match highlights and tactical takeaways rather than strong criticism.

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