Challenge

Sundens IP
Spectators: 40 (Terracing: 31, Seating: 9, VIP seats: 0) The mood of the audience was pleasant when Alfred Andersson made the kick off which started today's match. If Frank Sachs had kept his shot down it would have been a goal in the 3rd minute. The ball went over the crossbar and out instead. Frank Sachs received a nice pass in the box and took a hard shot in the 11th minute. Axel Mellberg tensed up and prepared to dive, but the shot went over the goal with him having to interfere. Tommy Kahn made a wonderful reflex save on a shot from Eustaquio Pudes in the 20th minute of play. Sundens BK were awarded a corner in the 22th minute after Germany's defender lost control of the ball, allowing it to roll out over the line. Agne Björk took the corner. The corner ended in Agne Björk almost managing to get the ball behind the net, but Germany's Tommy Kahn did a great save. Agne Björk shot a long shot in the 22nd minute and a light blocked Tommy Kahn hadn't a chance when the ball went into goal on his right side. It was 2-0. 25 minutes into the match, Sundens BK's Eustaquio Pudes sent off a blazing shot straight on target, a shot that Tommy Kahn narrowly saved just below the crossbar. Sundens BK were awarded a corner in the 27th minute after Germany's defender lost control of the ball, allowing it to roll out over the line. Agne Björk took the corner. Sven-Arne Ahlfors made a great header on Sundens BK's corner, it was just that Germany's Tommy Kahn managed to reach the ball for a save. After 29 minutes of play, Sundens BK's Eustaquio Pudes made it 3-0 when he simply outclassed the defender marking him and hit a curling shot into the right side of the net. Tommy Kahn was left in no man's land by his defense there! After some careless play in the Sundens BK defense, Frank Sachs kicked a shot that curved into the net to the right of Axel Mellberg. The Sundens BK fans voiced their displeasure as they felt that Axel Mellberg should have stopped the shot. 38 minutes into the match, Germany's Frank Sachs sent off a blazing shot straight on target, a shot that Axel Mellberg narrowly saved just below the crossbar.

Both teams looked relatively alert before the second half when the referee blew his whistle to tell Frank Sachs to make the kick off. Sven Krakouer kicked well hit freekick during the 69th minute of the match. The referee blew the whistle for a penalty in the 71st minute of the game. One of Germany:s players had nearly got his shirt torn off by an opponent while getting free in front of Sundens BK:s goal. 72 minutes into the match, Birger Wall notched a goal, 4-1, to the right of Germany's Tommy Kahn. Tommy Kahn was clearly disgusted with the effort of the defense and let the defenders know about it. 75 minutes into the game, Ulrich Stein was given a yellow card after he appeared to trip an opposing player. Germany's manager was livid on the sidelines, but the referee was unmoved and gave Sundens BK the free kick. After a rather tough play, Germany's Ulrich Stein got a free kick in the 75th minute. The audience thought a goal was coming when Frank Sachs got free with Axel Mellberg in the 78th minute, but the goalkeeper managed to catch the ball with a huge effort. 80 minutes into the game, Eustaquio Pudes cracked a shot to the right of the goalkeeper, 5-1. Tommy Kahn was not in position, and could only watch the ball fly in. After a rather tough play, Sundens BK's Per Eliasson got a free kick in the 86th minute. Agne Björk charged in rather forcefully in the 90th minute of the match, and managed to knock his opponent down. The referee showed Agne Björk the yellow card, and asked the players to shake hands before continuing play. In the 94th minute, one of Germany:s players had the ball in front of the goal but got pushed and fell. The referee felt it was an obvious case and blew a penalty for Germany. The referee gave Sundens BK a penalty, 96 minutes into the game. The penalty shot was made by Birger Wall, who made a well placed shot into the net to the right of Germany's Tommy Kahn. 6-1. When the referee blew the final whistle, Sundens BK could leave the field as winners, despite Germany having more of the ball for most of the match.