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AIK guard Oscar Linnér defied the pain
ÖSTERSUND. With a man, AIK managed to defeat ÖFK at the Jämtkraft Arena.
Goalkeeper Oscar Linnér also resisted a painful match.
"It feels good in the soul now, but not quite a cent in the body," he said after the 2-1 win.
AIK started a nightmare at the meeting with Östersund. Despite the red card Enoch Kofi Adus after four minutes of play, the Stockholm team still managed to win 2-1.
Oscar Linnér was one of the most difficult players. The goalkeeper left some inspectors to his teammates and then said that the groin was fighting.
"It feels good in the soul now, but not quite a hundred in the body," said Linnér.
– But it will be cold weather, I do not know if I reached out to me. It just takes one day at a time.
"Pain is a price I can pay"
The collective effort of the AIK has been described as a heroic effort by coach Rikard Norling, goalkeeper included.
"It's a situation where you do not want to go down." "You pay the price." If my price is to suffer a pain match, I was willing to pay it today, and I'm not sure. I am happy, "said Oscar Linnér.
On Sunday, the club can win the SM gold medal against Sundsvall. If there is any game left to see.
"I'll do everything in my power to play, and then we'll see we have a professional medical team that can judge and see what's best for the team," Linnér said.
"That's the way you have to think now, the team before you.
However, he is always careful when gold speaks.
"As a player, we have to see it as a 90-minute football game, we're going to play the same way we did all season, and then we leave the shark to our fans," Linnaeus said.
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