Orgryte came back from 0-2 to 2-2 against Elfsborg in a dramatic match. Noah Christoffersson scored two goals in his first Allsvenskan goals. Elfsborg looked like they were going to win after two goals from Arber Zeneli. But the bottom team Örgryte wanted something else, and came back in seven minutes when Noah Christoffersson scored his first two Allsvenskan goals. – It was nice, it was nice. It was very good, says Örgrytes player to SVT Sport. After a slightly wobbly start, where goalkeeper Isak Pettersson gave away the ball in his own penalty area, which made him rely on the defense to cover the shots, Elfsborg took over more in the second half of the first half. Then came the scoring. After the team was awarded a penalty in the 37th minute, a penalty that Arber Zeneli took care of. He scored it distinctly to the left. And Zeneli had a good day in Gothenburg. In the 67th minute, he was free after Julius Beck had thrown himself and slid tackled the ball to Zeneli centrally, who finished by lobbing the ball into the goal. 2-0 did not last long. Three minutes later, Noah Christoffersson scored his first Allsvenskan goal. And seven minutes later, it was time again for Christoffersson, who after a defensive mistake from Elfsborg got a shot opportunity to the right, where he from a weak angle equalized to 2-2. – It's a bit typical of my goals, especially the second one. So it was nice to know that I can do it this year too, says Christoffersson to SVT Sport. The goal was the last of the match, which means that Elfsborg has now drawn four games in a row. The bottom team Örgryte broke a four-game losing streak. – Of course, when we have 2-0, we are very disappointed to lose the three points. When you have 2-0 away, you have to be a bit more clinical in your own penalty area and we were not today. Then we lose unfortunately, says Elfsborg's coach Björn Hamberg to SVT Sport.