Norrkoping won 2-0 vs Helsingborgs IF in Superettan. Gustav Lundblad shares his impressions from the match. Norrkoping's individual quality is impressive at this level. The match in brief: Norrkoping started very well, with a lively press, a dynamic attacking play and many actions that kept high individual class. They made 1-0 early and then it seemed like it could be a walkover. But after about 20 minutes, Helsingborgs IF got into the match. They started to come out of Norrkoping's first press, won back the balls and created both potential goal chances and real goal chances. Helsingborgs IF was the better team for the rest of the half. At halftime, a comeback did not seem impossible - then Norrkoping struck immediately. 2-0 in the 50th and then it was no contest. During the second half, Helsingborgs IF created several decent chances, at the same time as they opened up further and Norrkoping also got chances. Goal chances according to my count: 8-6. What should one then think about Helsingborgs IF losing to this Norrkoping? First and foremost, it is fully reasonable, considering how good this Norrkoping is right now. Helsingborgs IF has talked about fighting for a top 4 spot this year. Whether it is realistic or not remains to be seen, but for a Norrkoping that looks like this, there is only one section of the table: Top 1. I have been skeptical about praising Norrkoping too much in the spring, considering the disaster the team's spiral down into Superettan was. IFK's economy is big for Superettan, but at the same time also bad and fragile. But here you can only conclude that they are very good. Norrkoping's individual quality is impressive in parts at this level. When they beat Helsingborgs IF at Olympia in the spring, the former TFF player Viktor Christiansson was on their defensive midfield the player who stood out most. Together with the forwards Tim Prica and Nyman. Veteran Nymans level is high in Superettan, but today