The fence against the gold - Sadiku is praised: "Not only that she screams"

It's close now for BK Häcken, really close.

Should biggest rival Hammarby fold away against fellow Uppsala on Sunday, the second straight SC gold in football will already be ready then.

Otherwise, the Gothenburg team can decide at home against Kristianstad on Monday, and secure the women's league title even though two rounds remain after that.

Scenario two is the most likely for a team that has lost just one league game so far this year.

Nevertheless, Häcken captain and national team star Anna Anvegård says in interview after interview:

- We really do not charge anything in advance.

But, she continues when DN reaches her by phone:

- Should it happen on Monday, it will be special, you want to celebrate with the fans.

Super talent Felicia Schröder left Häcken this summer. Nevertheless, two Häcken players (Tabby Tindell and Maja Bodin) are likely to settle for the shooting league title.

Anna Anvegård's strong season with nine goals and five assists is another reason why Häcken is going for the gold, but the 29-year-old would rather talk about the importance of coach Elena Sadiku than about herself:

- It feels like she has really helped us take another step, says the team captain.

Sadiku, formerly at Celtic, took over Häcken after Mak Lind ahead of this year's season. As recently as Monday, she was nominated for the Women's Coach of the Year title at the prestigious Ballon d'Or.

Barcelona colleague Pere Romeu did take home the award, but the only 32-year-old Sadiku (33 next week) is highly praised by Anvegård:

- It is also noticeable that she is the same age as many of us. It is not an old-fashioned approach but it (the leadership) is very young and modern.

Elena Sadiku has made a name for herself as a coach with a seemingly tireless energy. She can be seen - and heard.

- No one has missed that she is very committed on the field, says Anvegård and laughs.

- It is clear that you have had coaches before who have also been ... But it is not just that she screams, but it is also very constructive, I think.

She continues:

- And when she raises her voice and tells us, it feels like we have such a good relationship, also outside the field. It's like no strange thing to take it, because you know she's doing it for the good of the team.