Örebro's Maja Bodin scored both the 1-1 and 3-2 goals. The decisive goal came in the 89th minute when Amanda Altheden played the ball deep to Bodin, who managed to get past her defender and shoot the ball into the goal.
I'm being completely honest, I was almost shocked that the ball went in. It was such a relief when the referee blew the whistle, says Bodin to Viaplay.
These were extremely important points. We need three points considering where we are and with AIK breathing down our necks.
Kif Örebro is in a qualifying spot, two points ahead of AIK, which is in a relegation spot along with already relegated Trelleborg. There are three rounds left of the women's top division season.
AIK has now taken points in four matches in a row. But 1-1 in the Stockholm derby against Djurgården was not what the Solna team needed.
I think we were the much better team in the first half and continued in the second when we created good opportunities. I'm irritated that we didn't score another goal, says Beata Olsson to Viaplay.
Second-place Häcken and third-place Hammarby scored two big wins. Häcken won 8-1 over Linköping and Hammarby beat Vittsjö 6-0.
The top of the table remains the same as before: Already crowned Swedish champions Rosengård (beat IFK Norrköping 1-0) are 14 points ahead of Häcken, which in turn is three points ahead of Hammarby.
