- It feels very good, we stand up well and make a good match.
We knew it would be a tough match on grass, which we do not normally play and have not trained on.
We get a good pressure on them and can show variety and play in depth, says Linköping's Emma Lennartsson to Viaplay.
In the 93rd minute Johanna Svedberg broke high and recorded the ball to Amalie Jörgensen Vangsgaard who on volley placed in 4-1, the most beautiful goal of the day and the last thing that happened in the match.
After a quarter, Yuka Momiki found in the depths to Cornelia Kapocs who free with Aubrei Corder made 1-0 for Linköping.
The home team IFK Kalmar, a pure girls' club since 2005, equalized through Juliette Mikaela Kemppi at the beginning of the second half.
She came free with Linköping's goalkeeper Cajsa Andersson and neatly chipped the ball and the audience in the sunshine, several wearing t-shirts, were happy that the newcomer stood up.
"Went a bit in slow motion"
- I knew what to do in that situation, it was easy for me and it went a bit in slow motion.
It was nice that the ball went in, says Kemppi.
Just a couple of minutes later, Linköping took the lead again.
After a corner, Astrid Larsson got the ball in the back of her head and the ball went into her own goal for 2-1 for Linköping.
Kalmar's goalkeeper Corder got it wrong in the situation and appealed for a free kick without being heard.
Linköping decided the match with 20 minutes left.
Kapocs got stuck in the Kalmar defense and Linköping got a penalty.
Yuka Momiki put the ball coolly high up to the right and 3-1 was a fact.
- It was not the result we wanted.
We fought hard but they were the better team today and we have to learn from our mistakes, says Kalmar's goal scorer Juliette Mikaela Kemppi.
It is an early table where the teams have played two or three matches and all teams have already lost points.
IFK Kalmar is a newcomer to the damallsvenskan this season.
The last time you were up, 2018, you only took three points - something you have already managed.