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Football: Joakim Persson with Double Hits as Sirius Dropped Points Late

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After two goals in three minutes from Joakim Persson, Sirius looked to be on their way to three heavy points in the gold battle. But Elfsborg's red-hot striker Leo Östman equalized late and arranged a stick for the Borås team at Studenternas. – They are the top three best teams in the Allsvenskan right now, so a point is not bad, says Sirius' two-goal scorer to TV4 Play.

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With two goals, Joakim Persson came close to becoming a great hero for gold-chasing Sirius at home against Elfsborg. But the guests tied the score late to 2-2. – A point is not bad, but when we lead at the end of the game it feels difficult, Persson tells TV4.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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UPPSALA. Sirius had scored two goals in three minutes. Then Leo Östman ensured that the gold battle in the Allsvenskan gets a little more nerve this autumn. His late equalizer made Elfsborg come away with a 2–2 draw.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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After two goals in three minutes from Joakim Persson, Sirius looked to be on their way to three heavy points in the gold battle. But Elfsborg's red-hot striker Leo Östman equalized late and arranged a stick for the Borås team at Studenternas. – They are the top three best teams in the Allsvenskan right now, so a point is not bad, says Sirius' two-goal scorer to TV4 Play.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Sirius was on its way to a golden turnaround. Then came the cold shower. Elfsborg's Leo Östman equalized in the final minutes.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Sirius turned a deficit into a lead through two goals by Joakim Persson. However, they conceded late and the match ended in a draw. Who was the best in Sirius?

·Uppsala, Sweden
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Upsala Nya Tidning broke the news in Uppsala, Sweden on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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