Kai Meriluoto twice took Ilves into the lead against Inter.
Ilves When Meriluoto, 19, rose to share the top spot in the men ‘s football league’ s goal exchange when the man shook the ball twice in Turku Inter ‘s net in a away match on Saturday. However, Meriluoto’s goals only brought one point to Tampere, as Inter rose to a 2-2 draw David Haro Iniestan and Aleksi Paananen with paints.
Meriluoto has scored six goals in nine league matches and shares the top spot on the paint exchange with KuPS. Tim Väyrysen with.
“I was a little disappointed when we lost the lead twice,” Ilves’s head coach lamented. Toni Kallio.
“The game was completely under our control, but something happened after the second goal. It felt like we had solidified completely and lost an annoying full pot,” Kallio continued.
Inter’s head coach Miquel Grau rained down the poor condition of the Kupittaa grass.
“The grass is far too long and we can’t get to practice on the natural grass at all. The situation is really sad, because we should have a home field advantage and the best conditions for three points in front of the home auditorium,” Grau shed.
In the previous in his home game a week and a half ago Hakan Janne-Pekka Laine leveled in the last minute against SJK to the numbers 1–1, but on Saturday it was the turn of the away team FC Lahti to score a 1–1 goal with the extra time given by the referee.
The extra five minutes had been played for more than four minutes as the ball drifted close to Hakan’s goal Loorents Hertsille. He shot his season-opening goal in the men’s football league, and the vents were in line with that.
“We always start to win the match, so the draw is a little disappointing. But when it comes around, it tastes good,” Hertsi sighed.
Haka took the lead, 1 – 0, after a penalty 85 minutes into the match Logan Rogerson pushed the ball through the top corner Antonio Regueron behind. At the hour, Haka was already close to the lead when Elias Collin shot to the top.
“I didn’t get the opening paint in the league at all. I didn’t really see the leveling paint in the bay, there was some fluff there,” said Collin, who had been replaced earlier.
The match was already the sixth consecutive unbeaten match for Haka and the fourth for Lahti. Hakan’s coach Teemu Tainio was in a sad mood.
“It’s like a little squirrel. Football is sometimes a cruel game,” Tainio reckoned.
Both teams began a national break and will play their next league match on June 18th.
AC Oulu has suffered from repeated injuries in the early part of the season, but young talent has come up brilliantly when it comes to opportunities.
19-year-old struck the opening goal of his career in the 1- to 0 home victory from SJK on Saturday Onni Suutari. The 17-year-old did the groundwork for the finish Otso Liimat.
“It feels absolutely awesome. I’ve never experienced anything like this. It was awesome to win SJK, especially when my goal decided,” Suutari, who starts from Raahe, glowed.
At the end of the game, the Oulu supporters shouted the name of Suutari.
AC Oulu’s game has gone well in the home field in Raati. Out of five games to win, the matches against Haka, Honka and SJK have ended.
AC Oulu, which has risen to the third place in the table due to a special series program, will have to wait for its next home game until July.
“It’s a bit confusing. Especially when the field is in better condition next month,” Suutari referred to Raat’s natural grass.
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