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Häcken leads the women's league and needed Hammarby to drop points to secure the gold on Saturday.
It had been necessary for Hammarby, the women's Swedish runner-up, to lose points against Djurgården in order for Häcken to have secured a second straight SC gold in football already on Saturday.
In front of a big screen at a spa hotel in Hisingen, Häcken's squad followed the Stockholm derby, but relatively early the champagne could be chilled.
"Bajen" won 3-0 at home after leading 2-0 already at the break.
With nine points left to play for, Häcken tops the table on 64 points - eight ahead of Hammarby. As early as next Sunday, the SM gold can be secured, but then it is necessary that "Bajen" unexpectedly lose away to Uppsala, who have only won one match this season.
The most likely thing is that Häcken will get the chance to decide on their own at home against Kristianstad next Monday.
It never really became an exciting Stockholm derby to follow for the Häckenspelarna.
In the 28th minute, Ída Hermannsdóttir sent in the lead goal from distance and in the 40th minute, the Djurgård center back headed in 2-0 in an own goal. With barely 20 minutes left to play, Hermannsdóttir also made it 3-0.
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Hecken can secure the SM gold next Sunday if Hammarby loses against Uppsala.
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