Smedby AIS 1–4 Haninge | Sweden Division 2 | 21 June 2026

Haninge produced a ruthless attacking display to crush Smedby AIS 4-1 away from home in Sweden Division 2. The visitors took control early and never let up, scoring four different goals to seal a convincing win that keeps them in touch with the league leaders.

Match Overview

Haninge raced into a 2-0 lead within the first 20 minutes, stunning the home crowd. Smedby pulled one back shortly after the restart, giving themselves a glimmer of hope. But Haninge restored their two-goal cushion before half-time and added a fourth early in the second half to kill off any thoughts of a comeback. The final 30 minutes were a formality as Haninge managed the game comfortably.

Key Moments

• 8' — Haninge’s midfielder volleyed home from a corner, 1-0.
• 19' — A defensive error allowed Haninge’s striker to nip in and score, 2-0.
• 28' — Smedby responded with a well-taken goal from a tight angle, making it 2-1.
• 41' — Haninge restored order with a powerful header from a free-kick, 3-1.
• 53' — A counter-attack ended with a low drive into the bottom corner, 4-1.

Tactical Story

Haninge pressed aggressively from the kick-off, forcing Smedby into mistakes. Their 4-3-3 allowed quick transitions, with full-backs bombing forward. Smedby’s 3-5-2 struggled to cope with Haninge’s pace on the wings. After going 2-0 down, Smedby switched to a more attacking shape, but that only created more space for Haninge to exploit. The visitors’ midfield trio controlled the game tempo after the fourth goal.

Standout Players

• Haninge’s striker — Scored twice and led the line superbly, winning most aerial duels.
• Haninge’s right-back — Provided two assists with overlapping runs and pinpoint crosses.
• Smedby’s goalkeeper — Prevented the scoreline from reaching double figures with several fine saves.

Table Impact

Haninge move up to third in Division 2, now level on points with second place. Smedby AIS remain in 10th place, five points above the relegation zone. The heavy defeat is a wake-up call for Smedby, who have now conceded 10 goals in their last three matches. Haninge, meanwhile, have scored 11 in their last four and are looking like serious promotion contenders.

Attendance: 320 at Smedby IP.