HK Malmö's women's team continued their impressive run with a 28-26 victory over Hellton, marking their fourth straight win. According to multiple reports, HK Malmö led 13-7 at halftime and extended the lead to 20-14 with a quarter remaining, but Hellton mounted a comeback, reducing the deficit to one goal with five minutes left. Agnes Lannermalm then scored two quick goals to secure the win for HK Malmö. The victory keeps HK Malmö at the top of the series standings, though they have played one more match than Kroppskultur and Eslöv. The winner of the series advances directly to Allsvenskan, making every match crucial. HK Malmö will face LUGI U on January 8 after a Christmas break, and their upcoming matches include games against Ystads IF on April 12 and April 16.
In other handball action, Jösse achieved a big victory, according to major media reports. Torslanda has been a favorite opponent for Jösse, and there was never any discussion about the outcome, sources said. The exact score of Jösse's victory has not been disclosed.
Kil won away against Malung in their first match, multiple reports indicate. Players in Tegnér have reason to celebrate following the result, according to major media. The score of Kil's away win has not been reported.
Karlstad's premiere became 'unnecessarily exciting', according to major media reports. QBIK is a dream opponent for Lysvik, sources said. The score of Karlstad's premiere has not been confirmed.
Strömtorp has had it easy against Norrstrand, according to major media. The manager sends passes to both Max Mölder and media after the premiere victory, the manager said in a press conference. The exact score of Strömtorp's match has not been reported.
Eslövs HK defeated H43 21-15, with Louise Bredhe scoring five goals, according to research reports. The victory keeps Eslöv in contention near the top of the series standings.