In the Allsvenskan, leaders Sirius were beaten at home by AIK while second-placed Djurgarden drew at home with Orgryte, cutting Sirius' lead at the top to seven points. Hacken and Brommapojkarna also won in the same round.
Sirius beaten by AIK
Sirius lost at home to AIK after going five league matches unbeaten since their mid-season blip. The defeat was Sirius' fourth in the league this season.
Axel Kouame scored for AIK with half an hour gone, but Joakim Persson equalised for Sirius two minutes later. Johan Hove then scored a penalty for AIK just before the break.
AIK ended a six-match winless record in the league and moved up to eighth in the table.
Djurgarden let lead slip
Djurgarden drew at home to Orgryte and failed to make it three wins in a row. Jeppe Okkels scored in the eighth minute, and Bo Hegland added Djurgarden's second 15 minutes after the break to make it 2-0 with an hour gone.
William Hofvander scored for Orgryte with a quarter of the match to go, and Viktor Ekblom equalised in the first minute of added time. Orgryte's points total reached four in two games and they moved to within three points of safety.
Hacken make it four straight wins
Hacken beat Degerfors 4-0 to move up to fourth with a fourth victory in a row, leaving them within a point of the European places. Degerfors had taken just one point from their last five matches and remained in the relegation play-off place.
All four Hacken goals came in the first 32 minutes. Gustav Lindgren, Brice Wembangomo and Mikkel Rygaard scored, with Rygaard getting two of the goals.
Brommapojkarna win away again
Kalmar were beaten by Brommapojkarna, who made it back-to-back away wins. Anton Kurochkin scored near the midpoint of the first half, and Wilmer Odefalk scored twice in the final minutes.
Brommapojkarna are 10th, 11 points clear of Kalmar in 13th.