Hammarby women's team celebrating their 1-0 extra-time cup victory over Häcken at 3 Arena with a modest crowd.
Hammarby women's team celebrating their 1-0 extra-time cup victory over Häcken at 3 Arena with a modest crowd.
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Hammarby claims women's cup title after extra time win

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Hammarby defeated Häcken 1–0 in extra time to secure a second straight cup title. The match at 3 arena drew just 3,793 spectators.

Hammarby secured the Swedish women's cup title with a 1–0 victory over BK Häcken in extra time on Saturday. Mari Nyhagen scored the decisive goal in the 107th minute.

The match was the third between the teams in three weeks and finished 0–0 after regular time. Häcken was without injured captain Anna Anvegård.

Attendance of 3,793 marked a sharp drop from last year's 13,080. Both Monica Jusu Bah and Alice Carlsson criticized the lack of marketing from the Swedish Football Association.

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Initial reactions on X celebrate Hammarby's 1-0 extra-time win over Häcken for their second straight Swedish women's cup title, praising Mari Nyhagen's goal and revenge for a prior Europa Cup loss, while some express disappointment over low attendance of under 4,000 spectators.

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