GOTEBORG, May 15 (SW) - Kopparbergs/Göteborg went into the match with a 12 game losing streak, often conceding 4, 5 or even more goals, so when Lotta Schelin managed to secure a draw in the last minutes of the game, Göteborg celebrated it like a win.

Göteborg started with a 4-5-1 and managed to get hold of the midfield large parts of the first half and creating a lot of problems for Malmö's defense, where Johanna Rosén had big difficulties with Lotta Schelin. Salina Olsson got a penalty kick after recieving an unneccesary hard tackle in then back and scored the penalty kick herself. After the recess Malmö equalised almost immediately as Therese Sjögran could chip in the ball over Maria Edman and managed to turn the flow of the match. Goals by Helgadottir and Nordin oput them in what seemed like a secure 3-1 lead. But Lotta Schelin, who was moved up to the attack alongside Salina Olsson towards the end of the match, seems to be in her life's best form and beat a Malmö that only was waiting for the whistle to blow twice.

The result in the overall entertaining and exciting game gives Göteborg their first point this season and coach Martin Pringle at least some breating space before he goes on to face Umeå and Djurgården the next two matches. Malmö's Jörgen Petersson was disappointed with the result, but said that he didn't expect this younger version of Malmö FF to be as consistent as last years'.

FC Goteborg –Malmo FF 3-3 (1-0)

Göteborg: Maria Edman - Maria Nilsson, Frida Höglund, Sofia Dammström, Camilla Schelin - Marlene Sjöberg, Jessica Julin, Sofie Andersson, Rebecca Ljungdahl (46 Johanna Almgren), Lotta Schelin - Salina Olsson

Malmö: Caroline Jönsson - Jenny Engwall, Therese Jönsson, Malin Levenstad, Johanna Rosén (Lina Nilsson) - Frida Nordin, Nilla Fischer, Therese Sjögran, Emma Wilhelmsson - Asthildur Helgadottir, Therese Lundin

31. Salina Olsson (penalty) 1-0, 47. Therese Sjogran 1-1, 53. Asthildur Helgadottir 1-2, 77. Frida Nordin 1-3, 82. Lotta Schelin 2-3, 89. Lotta Schelin 3-3

Attendance: 461