IF Elfsborg seemed to be on their way to a win against Örgryte IS, but two goals from Noah Christoffersson changed everything. The match on Gamla Ullevi ended 2-2. - It was very nice, says Christoffersson to TV4. Highlights: Örgryte IS - IF Elfsborg In the last round before the summer break, Örgryte IS, the league's bottom team, hosted Elfsborg, the league's top team, on Gamla Ullevi. When the starting lineups were announced, it was clear that Örgryte had made five changes to their lineup compared to the previous round. Sebastian Lagerlund, Charlie Vindehall, William Svensson, Owen Parker-Price, and Anton Andreasson all entered the lineup. Elfsborg also made changes, but only two. Rasmus Wikström and Simon Hedlund replaced Sebastian Holmén and Momoh Kamara. Örgryte's first real chance came from Elfsborg after ten minutes, but Noah Christoffersson was unable to capitalize on the free chance and shot straight at Thomas Isherwood, who threw himself forward to block the shot. Three minutes later, Örgryte had another chance when Daniel Paulson headed the ball wide. In the 18th minute, Elfsborg's goalkeeper Isak Pettersson sat down with pain and received treatment for a few minutes, while the two teams gathered at the substitutes' bench. Öis continued to dominate the game, but struggled to break through Elfsborg's defense. Elfsborg raised their game towards the end of the first half and in the 36th minute, Örgryte were awarded a penalty when Leo Östman fell to the ground in the penalty area in a duel with Mikael Dyrestam. - He (Östman) comes first on the ball and Dyrestam, yes, he kicks him down. So it's an absolute penalty, thought TV4 expert Simon Thern. The result stood at halftime. Örgryte's Noah Christoffersson was pleased with his team's first 45 minutes despite being down. - We're doing well, I think, better than many other matches. It's a shame to let in a goal. But we just have to keep working hard and staying together as a team, then the chances will come, he said to TV4. The striker also grumbled about his own missed opportunity. - I get a bad touch and then Isherwood blocks it. That one I should have scored. Elfsborg's top scorer Arber Zeneli at halftime: - It's a bit of a difficult half. They're doing well on their left side and we're not really getting to those areas. But when we do, we'll get some chances and eventually get the penalties. We're still leading, he said to TV4. The second half was initially very hectic with several longer breaks. The first real dangerous chance came in the 57th minute when Owen Parker-Price hit the outside post after a nice build-up from Tobias Sana. Elfsborg pushed up a few times, but Öis were the ones who really pushed for an equalizer. In the 66th minute, Elfsborg made a quick change and 2-0 was a fact when Arber Zeneli chipped in 2-0. In the 70th minute, Öis reduced the lead when Noah Christoffersson scored his first goal of the season. Barely had he scored when he also equalized 2-2 when he slipped past Isherwood before dunking the ball into the net. Öis continued to push. In the 82nd minute, Mikael Dyrestam headed the ball into the post after a chaotic situation. But no more goals were scored. The match ended 2-2. - It's a shame, of course. When we make 2-0, we lose concentration a bit. It's something that they get three chances on, it's not good enough, says Elfsborg's Niklas Hult after the point loss to TV4 and continues: - I don't think we're good today. We've taken steps week by week, but today we don't reach our level. We're not satisfied with the points.