Engvall's Djurgarden loan ends
Posted: Monday, November 6th 2017
Engvall scores for Sweden Under-21s
Friday, November 10th 2017
Gustav Engvall scored for Sweden Under-21s to inspire his team to a dramatic fightback in Hungary.
The Swedes were trailing 2-0 when the City striker scored on the stroke of half-time to reduce the deficit.
Jordan Larsson then popped up five minutes from the end to earn a share of the spoils for Sweden in the UEFA U21 Championship qualifer.
Sweden currently sit second in Group 6, trailing leaders Belgium by three points, but they do have a game in hand.
Engvall has just completed his second loan spell at Djurgarden back in his home country. He played 25 times during his loan stint, scoring eight goals.
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