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Damallsvenskan
Seventeen-year-old Filippa Widén struck in the 87th minute to hand Kristianstad a 2-1 win over Eskilstuna and all but clinch fifth place in the Damallsvenskan.
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Kristianstad left it late to see off Eskilstuna 2-1 in a tight Damallsvenskan encounter in Skåne, with 17-year-old Filippa Widén striking the decisive goal just three minutes from time.
The two sides went into the clash separated by a mere two points in the table, and the contest lived up to its billing. Eskilstuna drew first blood through Linnea Olivia Margaretha Prambrant in the opening half, but Kristianstad hit back when Elin Hansson levelled on the half-hour mark.
Parity held until the 87th minute, when Widén popped up to fire home and spark jubilant scenes for the hosts.
The three points leave Kristianstad sitting comfortably in fifth, as Fotbollskanalen reports. Eskilstuna can no longer reel them in, while seventh-placed Vittsjö would need to win both of their remaining fixtures and hope Kristianstad lose in the final round to leapfrog them.
It amounts to a job well done for Kristianstad, who can now approach the season's closing stages with their league position effectively sewn up.
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