Häcken-Hammarby 4-1.
Goalscorers: Stine Larsson (2), own goal, Mille Gejl Jensen (Häcken), Eva Nyström (Hammarby).
Häcken was back with a message after the loss of points in the premiere.
Two penalties that Häcken managed nicely put sticks in the wheel for top-tipped Hammarby who is last in the table.
Kalmar-AIK 3-1
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Allison Pantuso, Juliette Kemppi (2) (Kalmar), Honoka Hayashi (AIK).
Kalmar bounced back after the premiere stage against Kristianstad.
High pressure from both teams created large areas behind.
Kalmar was the best at using them.
AIK slightly pale.
Piteå-Kristianstad 2-2.
Goal scorers: Own goal, Fanny Andersson (Piteå), Tabitha Tindell, Evelyne Viens (Kristianstad)
Four goals, a burn penalty and a red card.
A match that offered most things.
Piteå continues to produce going forward, as do Kristianstad's two new acquisitions that top both the shooting and points league.
Eskilstuna-Linköping 0-2
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Scorers: Cornelia Kapocs, Amalie Vangsgaard.
Linköping was larger in size and offered good attacking play.
Three different goal scorers in two matches, a good sign for a Linköping where many have wondered who will score the goals.
BP-Umeå 3-0.
Goal scorers: Mathilda Johansson Prakt, Frida Thörnqvist, Klara Andrup.
BP, which last week stood up well against Rosengård, took three clear points against Umeå.
Mathilda Johansson Prakt scored BP's first historic Damallsvenska goal.
Then they rolled on to Grimsta.
Örebro- Djurgården 2-0.
Scorers: Amanda Rantanen, Elli Pikkujamsa.
Still lead heavy for Djurgården who did not get it right against Örebro.
Örebro scored two goals after tangled situations in a show that did not have much else to offer.
Vittsjö-Rosengård 1-1.
Goalscorers:
Jutta Rantala (Vittsjö), Olivia Schough (Rosengård).
A defensive, well-organized Vittsjö stood up well against a heavy root Rosengård.
Olivia Schough looked to settle the match in the 82nd minute but Vittsjö went for an equalizer and poked in 1-1 in overtime.
Thus, none of the teams have six points after two rounds.