Lyngby Boldklub drew 1-1 with Sonderjyske in the Superliga on September 13, 2026 at 12:00 UTC. Simon Colyn opened the scoring in the sixth minute with an assist from Isak Thorvaldsson to put the home side ahead. Lyngby started the match in a 4-4-2 formation under manager Mikkel Jespersen with D. Kochen, O. Buur, M. Fischer, M. Garananga, R. Tytens, G. Fraulo, L. Sandgrav, J. Thomasen, Oliver Højer, Í. Þorvaldsson and S. Colyn in the starting lineup.
Sonderjyske equalised in the 75th minute when Ismaïl Seydi scored after an assist from Jacob Christensen. Sonderjyske lined up in a 4-2-3-1 formation under manager Fatah Abdirahman with N. Shinton, A. Munksgaard, M. Soulas, P. Kristensen, E. Duru, R. Vinderslev, A. Oggesen, D. Wilkins, M. Haidara, A. Hoeg and O. De Rosario from the start.
Lyngby had 57% possession and attempted 19 shots with four on target, while Sonderjyske had 43% possession and 18 attempts with three on target. Both teams earned six corners. Lyngby committed 20 fouls compared to Sonderjyske’s 10, and each side received one yellow card: Isak Thorvaldsson was cautioned in the 66th minute for Lyngby, while Maxime Soulas picked up his booking in the 56th minute for Sonderjyske.
Lyngby made four substitutions: Mathias Hebo Rasmussen replaced Jens Thomasen after 63 minutes, Markus Adeniyi Anderson Adedeji came on for Oliver Højer at the same time, Daniel Kristjansson came on for Renzo Tytens after 88 minutes, and Frederik Gytkjær replaced Isak Thorvaldsson also after 88 minutes. Sonderjyske made three changes at the 60-minute mark, with Jacob Christensen and Ismaïl Seydi replacing Andreas Oggesen and Dalton Wilkins, followed by two further substitutions later in the game.
With the result, Lyngby Boldklub sit eighth in the Superliga with six points from seven games, five points behind the leaders. The team has scored nine goals and conceded eleven this season. Recent form shows three wins and two draws in the last five matches, including victories over VSK Århus and Viborg. The next fixture is a home game against Silkeborg on September 18, 2026, who currently sit ninth in the table.
The team will now focus on improving their defence ahead of the clash with Silkeborg, aiming to build on recent performances.
