It was a hectic final minutes in Linköping when Rosengård chased a winning goal during the six-minute extra time.
Mimmi Larsson fell in the penalty area and Sanne Troelsgaard had a great position but was blown offside.
Annoyed Rosengård players had a long discussion with the referees after the final signal.
Coach Jonas Eidevall was out and calmed down his players.
- Seen over 90 minutes, I am satisfied with one point.
It was a long uphill at 2-0.
We should not feel sorry for ourselves but continue to work on, there are many heavy matches left, says Caroline Seger to Aftonbladet.
One point behind Gothenburg with five rounds left
Five rounds remain and Rosengård is one step behind Gothenburg.
In the final minutes of regular time, Anna Anvegård had a good position to score a winning goal for Rosengård but goalkeeper Cajsa Andersson managed the shot from a distance from outside.
It was Anvegård who arranged the receipt.
Substitute Anvegård turned into the penalty area and shot in 2-2 for Rosengård in the far right cross with ten minutes left, a beautiful goal by the shooting queen.
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Anvegård acknowledges with a dream goal
Made triple byte
When Rosengård got in touch with his 1-2 reduction, Linköping's goalkeeper Cajsa Andersson stopped Mimmi Larsson's conversion by rushing out and cutting off the situation.
When then the ball was clean, Andersson chose to rush back towards his own goal instead of clearing it away.
Fiona Brown took advantage of the situation and shot the ball into the empty net.
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Rosengård goal after the big board
In the last second of the first half, Nathalie Björn nodded in a Linköping corner in her own goal for 1-0 (Nilla Fischer got it from Swedish Football), a lead that was extended to 2-0 at the beginning of the second half when Alva Selerud shot from outside.
Then Rosengård was shaken and made a triple change a couple of minutes later.
The star trio Sofie Svava, Fiona Brown and Anna Anvegård came in.
Fiona Brown had a heavy shot in the crossbar after the 1-2 reduction.