STOCKHOLM (Interstat) — Brommapojkarna opened its Damallsvenskan season with a commanding 3-0 victory over Storfors AIK Fot on Saturday at Grimsta IP, exceeding statistical projections with a dominant performance from start to finish.

The home side controlled the match from the opening whistle and secured the three points with goals from three different players, showcasing a balanced attack that proved too much for the visitors to handle.

The scoring began early as midfielder Adelina Engman found the net just 10 minutes into the contest, giving Brommapojkarna a lead it would not relinquish. The first half continued to be a one-sided affair, and the home side doubled its advantage in the 42nd minute when defender Amanda Wulff scored, demonstrating the threat the team posed from all areas of the pitch.

Storfors AIK Fot, which struggled to generate consistent offensive pressure throughout the match, saw the deficit grow in the second half. Brommapojkarna forward Ellen Toivio put the game fully out of reach with a goal in the 71st minute, sealing the comprehensive victory.

The result was more decisive than pregame forecasts had suggested. Interstat’s game simulator had projected a closer 2-1 final score, while its ELO rating system gave Brommapojkarna an 89.90 percent probability to win.

The win was also punctuated by impactful contributions from the bench. Substitute Ida Björnberg registered an assist, though her involvement was marred by a yellow card shown in the 27th minute. Fellow substitute Matilda Plan also recorded an assist before receiving a yellow card of her own in the 73rd minute.

With the victory, Brommapojkarna begins its campaign in Sweden’s top-flight women’s league with a record of 1 win and 0 losses. Storfors AIK Fot starts its season with a record of 0 wins and 1 loss. The records are identical across all competitions for both clubs.

The match, played on Nov. 8, 2025, served as a strong statement of intent from Brommapojkarna, which will look to build on the shutout performance as the Damallsvenskan season continues.