Nannskog: "This is the first time I will miss a player"

Nannskog had a good feeling when the match went into the long stretch of extra time.

- I just knew he was going to put it, it was so badly awaited. He would decide, I was waiting for it, says Nannskog.

- You can't write it better. It is so well directed, absolutely sick; inferiority, the turnaround and so the takeover of Kiev, says Nannskog about the perfect dramaturgy.

Rosenberg has meant a great deal to Malmö and tonight was the third time he was celebrated this fall: the last home game in the Allsvenskan, the last match in the Allsvenskan and then the last home game in his career.

- That's the right guy, what a guy. He is a homemaker and nobody has been close to being so important in all Swedes and Europe. I am full of admiration for his return home after the adventure abroad.

It was as if Rosenberg directed his own farewell to the home fan.

- The first half not at all good, it was only in the second half that you recognized Rosenberg: It was a lot of emotion, goal scorer, two good goals. He had a good variation at 2-2 and stood carefully in the right place.

Now there is only one match left in his career, away to Copenhagen in the Europa League on December 12.

- It feels sad, a feeling that I do not know so often, that I will miss any player who ends up in all Swedes. It almost feels like it's the first time I get that feeling for Rosenberg.