Malmö FF secured a 1-0 victory over Djurgården, but the match concluded with a scuffle breaking out between players from both teams. The exact sequence of events leading to the confrontation remains unclear, and it is not known whether any players were disciplined or penalized for the incident. Robin Olsen, Malmö's goalkeeper, gestured toward home fans before the confrontation, according to multiple reports.
Olsen explained his actions by saying he was celebrating the final save and the end of the match, according to Fotbollskanalen. Leon Hien, a Djurgården defender, accused Olsen of laughing at him and believed the gestures toward fans were disrespectful. According to Fotbollskanalen, Hien described Olsen's waving at fans as unacceptable on their home ground, stating he felt compelled to intervene.
I just became happy and relieved to make that last save. Then I know the match is over and celebrate.
Hien also noted that Olsen had been doing this earlier in the match, adding that at some point it becomes disrespectful to continue, especially when it mocks their fans. The specific gestures Olsen made have not been detailed, and the official stance of the clubs or league on the incident is unknown. How other players or officials reacted during the scuffle also remains unreported.