Here are a few natural Swedish rewrites of the title:

• Liverpool hölls till 0-0 av Fulham när Alexander Isak startade
• Liverpool hölls till mållöst oavgjort mot Fulham – Isak startade
• 0-0 mellan Liverpool och Fulham – Alexander Isak från start

All convey the same meaning; the first is the most literal translation.

Here are a few ways to rewrite the title in Swedish, with the most natural and idiomatic option listed first:

Sent mål räddade Rosengård till säkerhet efter seger mot Uppsala. (Direct translation, very natural)

Sent mål räddade Rosengård kvar efter seger mot Uppsala. (More common in Swedish sports journalism – ”räddade kvar” implies avoiding relegation, which is exactly what ”safety” means here.)

Avgörande mål i slutminuterna lyfte Rosengård till säkerhet mot Uppsala. (Slightly more dramatic, using ”decisive goal in the final minutes”)

Here are a few ways to rewrite the title in Swedish, depending on the exact tone you want:

Most direct and natural translation:

Ebba Busch om valspurten: Det är lite bitterljuvt

A slightly more formal/news-style version (with quotation marks):

Ebba Busch om valspurten: ”Det är lite bitterljuvt”

Alternative phrasing with a more descriptive verb (if you want to vary the structure):

Ebba Busch om valspurten: ”Det känns lite bitterljuvt”

All of these are correct. ”Valspurten” is the standard Swedish term for the final sprint of an election campaign, and ”bitterljuvt” is the exact Swedish equivalent of ”bittersweet.”