KFUM Fryshuset survived a high-scoring Superettan Basket battle on the road, defeating Eskilstuna 97-91 on October 22, 2026. The game featured 12 lead changes and a frantic final two minutes, but Fryshuset’s composure at the free-throw line and a late defensive stop secured a valuable away victory.

Match overview

Eskilstuna opened with a 24-22 first-quarter advantage, but Fryshuset responded by winning the second period 26-20 to take a 48-44 halftime lead. The teams traded runs throughout the third, with Eskilstuna briefly reclaiming the lead before Fryshuset entered the fourth quarter ahead 72-69. The final period remained tight until the visitors pulled away in the closing seconds.

• Quarter scores: Eskilstuna 24-22, 20-26, 25-24, 22-25
• Final score: Eskilstuna 91, KFUM Fryshuset 97
• League: Superettan Basket

Key moments

With the score tied at 85-85 and just over two minutes remaining, Fryshuset produced an 8-0 run capped by a transition dunk from Omar Yusuf. Eskilstuna answered with a quick three, but Fryshuset converted six consecutive free throws down the stretch to keep the hosts at bay. A missed Eskilstuna three with 15 seconds left effectively ended the comeback attempt.

Tactical story

Both teams played at a blistering pace, combining for 188 points and 41 three-point attempts. Fryshuset’s bench provided a crucial spark, outscoring Eskilstuna’s reserves 28-16. Eskilstuna dominated inside with 44 paint points, but 15 turnovers and a 7-of-16 performance from the free-throw line in the fourth quarter proved costly.

Standout players

• Omar Yusuf (Fryshuset): 24 points, 7 assists — controlled the tempo and hit big shots.
• Erik Johansson (Fryshuset): 18 points, 10 rebounds — a double-double in the paint.
• Viktor Nilsson (Eskilstuna): 26 points, 6 rebounds — the game’s top scorer.
• Anton Karlsson (Eskilstuna): 17 points, 8 rebounds — strong inside presence.

Season impact

The result lifts Fryshuset in the Superettan Basket standings and hands Eskilstuna a frustrating home loss. With the margin between the teams so small, the head-to-head win could matter later in the season. Eskilstuna will focus on late-game execution and free-throw shooting, while Fryshuset will look to carry the momentum into their next fixture.