Lyngby Boldklub saw a certain victory snatched away at the death in a 1-1 Superliga draw with OB. Isak Thorvaldsson put the home side ahead, but Jakob Bonde's stoppage-time equaliser earned OB a point.

How did Lyngby take the lead?

Oskar Buur initiated the decisive move with a perfectly timed run down the right flank. His low cross found Isak Thorvaldsson, who simply had to guide the ball over the line. This came after half an hour with Lyngby in control. Midfielder Gustav Fraulo came close to doubling the lead just after the break. His powerful long-range effort struck the post after bouncing on the wet pitch.

What happened in the closing stages?

OB applied heavy pressure in the final 20 minutes of the match. Topi Keskinen tested goalkeeper Diego Kochen, who was forced into a save. Christian Gammelgaard had a big chance on the rebound, but his shot also hit the woodwork. Defender Munashe Garananga rescued a certain goal with a heroic tackle on Keskinen. The pressure finally told in the 95th minute. Alexander Ahl Holmström flicked the ball on with his head, and Jakob Bonde was on hand to tap in the equaliser.

Where does this leave Lyngby in the table?

The result extends Lyngby's difficult start to the season. After six matches, the team has three points and sits in 11th place in the Superliga. They are yet to win a game, with a record of 0 wins, 3 draws and 3 losses. The team's recent form is DLDDL, and they have scored seven goals while conceding eleven. This puts them a full ten points behind league leaders FC Nordsjaelland. This match ended 1-1 against Odense on August 30th.

What's next for Lyngby Boldklub?

The promoted side has no time to dwell, as the next challenge comes in just a few days. They travel to face Viborg FF, who currently sit second in the table. That match is played on September 4th. Fans can follow the preparations and see the full schedule on our fixtures page. The team's current league position is always available on our standings page.

The squad will undoubtedly work on holding onto a lead better in the games to come.