Jyvaskyla vs Jaro

Jyvaskyla took a very important victory away to TPS Turku with the score of 2-3 after an exciting game. Turku played with ten men for almost a half and fought for a positive result, but they victory gone to Jyvaskyla, with keeper Korhonen saving a penalty in the finale, and Gruborovics scoring the third goal with a great long shot. Today’s game takes on great interest for Jyvaskyla, which is to a nice upward trend lately. The addition of the Dutchman Van Gelderen improved their defense, while Innanen (3 goals) and Gruborovics (6 goals) are in great form, feeding ready goals to Nigerian striker Babatunde Wusu (3 goals). Only a few teams can respond to this aggressive style of Jyvaskyla. Defender Tuomas Latikka (no game played yet) and midfielder Eero Korte (1 game played) are their only absents.

 

Jaro defeated by Lahti with the score of 0-2 athome and now ranks last to the league standings. The game started with the best Lahti who scored two quick goals and played full defense then. Jaro missed a penalty with Senegalese Papa Niang senting the ball out, and missed any opportunity for a positive result. After eight rounds, there are two teams that disappoints this season, Kuopio and Jaro. Jaro has not the quality that can be recovered on the second round, as they does not seem able to meet the requirements of the league and there are no solutions to their offensive sector. Russian defender Maksim Vasilyev (7 games played) served his sentence and returns, while there will be some changes in the lineup, since midfielder Thomas Kula (4 games played) and winger Akil De Freitas (3 games played) are fit.

 

Jyvaskyla should go on with another three pointer against a very weak team like Jaro.