Rosengård lost to Slavia Prague in eighth place in the Champions League

Rosengård beat well against Slavia Prague in the first meeting of the Champions League Round of 16

The loss of 2 or 3 raises questions about how to proceed with Swedish club football in women.

"It's a bit too impulsive to say that Swedish club football is not going with it, but it can be seen as an awakening," said Rosengårds Zecira Musovic.

Rosengård, who continues the gold medal at damallsvenskan, played Thursday his first match of the eighth session with Slavia Prague in the Champions League.

This ended with a very heavy loss of 2-3. A scourge of the Czech team that now has a good starting position before returning.

Slavia Prague immediately showed that the team had arrived in Malmö to show the vanguard, especially in conversion situations where speed was efficient. But the first two goals were also the result of a weak defense game by the home team.

"Football is such, opponents take advantage of their positions," said Rosengaard goalkeeper Zecira Musovic.

Slavia Prag took the advantage for the first time after 13 minutes of the match. A corner is finished with a Rosengård player who has cleaned directly in the distance to Veronika Pincova. She thanked for the situation and scored 1-0 down in the right corner of the goalkeeper.

The second goal came after a shot or rather the edge where Simone Boye-Sörensen did not follow enough in the race, which allowed Tereza Kozarova to lead 2-1.

Rosengård could however confirm both after 0-1 and 1-2.

First by Lisa-Marie Global. She was served by Anja Mittag, who cleaned herself on the left side and played the ball in the center.

At the end of the match, Anja Mittag himself caught up with the Czech goalkeeper.

But it was Slavia Prague and Petra Divisova who received the last answer. His distance was really good and flew over Zerica Musovic.

"It's so typical that they create few places and round off with difficult shots at the crossroads, I feel a thrill …" Zerica Musovic said.

But it was a good match?

– Yes, you can give it to him. It's obviously a bad goal to let in and it was not good for our return meeting. We have been in a crisp situation.

Rosengård had the chance to sign again, Anja Mittag hit the post, but did not succeed and the team now has a heavy loss to make in the comeback.

"We met an opponent who played at an individual and collective level at a better and higher pace than we had met earlier in the year," coach Jonas Eidevall told Sportbladet.

After Linköping's defeat against PSG yesterday and Rosengårds victory today, there are questions about the status of Swedish club football.

He understands Zerica Musovic ,. She does not want to draw any conclusions, but admits that it's a signal

"It's a little too impulsive to say that Swedish club football is not going with it, but it will be seen as an awakening," said Zecira Musovic.

Coach Jonas Eidevall reinforces the situation.

"This is what the trend has been for so many years, the resources and facilities are being transferred to other countries, not necessarily in the Czech Republic, but it will be more difficult. our own players, we can not imagine that we will buy to succeed on the international level or that we will compete financially with the big clubs, "he declared, stressing at the same time:

– It is not finished yet. It's hard but not impossible.

October 18, 2018 9:04 p.m.