Mjallby's game with Djurgarden on Monday night was abandoned in the first half after Nigerian defender Gbenga Arokoyo was hit by a pear thrown from the stands.<br /><br />Mjallby, the away team, had taken the lead in the 37th minute . As the goal was being celebrated, supporters threw objects, one of which hit Gbenga Arokoyo. He fell to the ground and cried out in pain.<br /><br />Speaking on the incident to <i>Expressen.se,</i> Gbenga Arokoyo said: ''I wanted to celebrate with teammates. I was so glad we had scored.<br /><br />''After the celebration, I got back and they hit me with something. It was so painful, I could not control it. I thought that there was something dangerous. <span style="">I thought it was a stone.</span> <span style=""> But it was not, it was probably a fruit or something.''<br /><br />He added: ''</span><span style="">I thought something bad had happened to me.</span> <span style=""> But the doctor checked, I'm just a little swollen.</span> <span> I will be okay.</span>''<br /><br />This is the first time Gbenga Arokoyo is getting involved in a game that is cancelled&nbsp; as a result of crowd violence.<br /><br />'' I feel disappointed. We had just come into the game. I thought the team would do better after the goal and maybe make another goal. It is unfortunate that it would end like this,'' said Arokoyo.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />