Mads Dam
Lyngby Boldklub Daily
Mads Dam covers Lyngby Boldklub for Lyngby Boldklub Daily: match reports, transfer news, squad and injury updates, and the numbers behind them.
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Club newsLyngby Boldklub loans defender Malthe Henriksen to Sandnes Ulf
Lyngby Boldklub has loaned 20-year-old defender Malthe Henriksen to Norwegian club Sandnes Ulf for the remainder of the season.
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Club newsLyngby Boldklub squad named after transfer window closes
Lyngby Boldklub's coach has named the squad for the season's first away game, following the closure of a transfer window that saw both arrivals and departures.
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TransfersLyngby Boldklub sign Zidan Sertdemir from Preußen Münster
Lyngby Boldklub have strengthened their midfield with the signing of 21-year-old Zidan Sertdemir on a four-year deal from German side Preußen Münster.
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Match reportLyngby and OB make one change each for Superliga clash
Lyngby Boldklub's coach made one change to the starting lineup against OB, with Oliver Højer replacing Jens Jakob Thomasen.
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TransfersLyngby Boldklub sells Malik Abubakari to Portugal
Lyngby Boldklub has sold forward Malik Abubakari to Portuguese second-tier club S.C.U. Torreense after 22 appearances for the Danish side.
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TransfersLyngby Boldklub sign Sanders Ngabo on loan
Lyngby Boldklub have signed midfielder Sanders Ngabo on a season-long loan with an option to buy from Swedish side BK Häcken.
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Match reportLyngby concede last-gasp equaliser against OB
Lyngby Boldklub were held to a 1-1 draw by OB after conceding a 95th-minute equaliser, extending their wait for a first win of the season.
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TransfersLyngby Boldklub loans Aksel Jørgensen to Sandnes Ulf
Lyngby Boldklub has loaned 19-year-old midfielder Aksel Jørgensen to Norwegian club Sandnes Ulf for the remainder of the 2026 season, as confirmed by the club.
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Match reportBjelland fumes: Clear red card denied Lyngby Boldklub
Andreas Bjelland insists Lyngby Boldklub should have had numerical advantage after tackle on Kochen, but referee cleared Ehibhatiomhan in 2-1 loss to AC Horsens.
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Club newsLyngby Boldklub lost after referee error
Lyngby Boldklub lost narrowly to AC Horsens after a controversial referee decision where Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan avoided a red card for a violent tackle.
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Club newsLyngby Boldklub gets facial recognition
Lyngby Boldklub receives a licence from Datatilsynet to use automatic facial recognition in Superliga, valid while the club remains in the top division.
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Match reportLyngby Boldklub secure first season win against AC Horsens
Lyngby Boldklub claimed their first win of the 2026 season with a 2-1 victory over AC Horsens in 3F Superligaen round 5, as Jordan Larsson played a key role despite criticism of his FCK exit.