Handball

HK Malmö lost 29–34 to IFK Kristianstad in Tuesday's match. Nikola Roganovic scored zero goals and directed sharp criticism at himself and the team.

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Sävehof's women's handball team has won its 18th Swedish championship title. The team defeated Skara 3–0 in matches after a decisive final that required double overtime.

Lif Lindesberg lost the decisive second match of the Allsvenskan Direkt off 1 herr qualifier series to IFK Ystad, 33–37 away, after a 25–29 home defeat in the first match. IFK Ystad won the best-of-three series 2–0. Coach Joakim Bååk called it a step forward despite the miss.

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Lugi HF has qualified for Handbollsligan this autumn after a 35-28 (17-12) victory over Västerås-Irsta in the decisive fourth qualifying match. Coach Ola Månsson shed tears post-match, cheered by fans chanting his name.

With one round left in the handball league, HK Malmö's Nikola Roganovic has scored 201 goals, chasing his father Zoran Roganovic's record of 203 from the 2008/2009 season. After a win against Västerås-Irsta, he hopes to reach the milestone in the final match. HK Malmö is tied on points with Kristianstad ahead of the last round.

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Lugi defeated H43 40–28 in a heated derby at Lund arena. The win bolsters their bid for direct promotion to the handball league, needing just one point from their final match against Aranäs. The atmosphere was electric with singing fans and strong crowd support.