Munasha Garananga suffered an injury after just two minutes of Lyngby Boldklub's 3-3 draw with FC Nordsjælland. The central defender had to leave the pitch with a knee problem, casting immediate doubt over his availability.

Garananga took a blow to the knee in a tackle and was left writhing in pain on the ground. Medical staff rushed on and a stretcher was brought out, but the player eventually managed to limp off under his own power. He was replaced by Frederik Gytkjær in an early reshuffle.

After the match, coach Andreas Bjelland could offer no clear timeline. "That's a good question. We don't know," Bjelland said. "He took a knock or something on the knee. So we'll have to see what it says tomorrow." The player himself could not pinpoint the issue. "He just said he felt something. But he couldn't really explain what it was that caused it," the head coach added.

The injury comes at an awkward time for a Lyngby side sitting 12th in the Superliga with eight points from 11 games, having recorded just one win, five draws and five losses. Their next task is a difficult away trip to second-placed FC Midtjylland on Saturday, October 25th. Without Garananga, who has been important since his loan move from FC Copenhagen, stabilising a defence that has conceded 24 goals this season against only 15 scored, for a goal difference of minus nine, becomes a tougher challenge.

The match against Nordsjælland ended in a thrilling 3-3 draw, with Simon Colyn opening the scoring in the 17th minute assisted by Frederik Gytkjær, Gustav Fraulo scoring in the 32nd, and Gytkjær himself making it 3-1 in the 61st from a Colyn assist. It was the team's second consecutive draw, but they are now without a win in their last five matches, with two draws and three defeats. This poor form has kept the team near the bottom, and they trail the league leaders FC Copenhagen by a significant 17 points. With top scorer Í. Þorvaldsson managing only three goals in ten appearances, a lack of firepower is also a concern. Bjelland must now find a defensive solution before the trip to Herning.

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Lyngby Boldklub have dropped to last place in the Superliga following their 3-3 draw with FC Nordsjælland. The club confirmed the second-half collapse meant they now occupy the bottom of the table. The team is without a win in their last five matches.

Lyngby Boldklub still has not won a home game this season. The club confirms its last victory at Lyngby Stadium was on April 24, when it beat Esbjerg 5-0 in the 1st division. The team now has eight points from eleven games.