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Club newsFCK player joins Lyngby Boldklub on loan
Lyngby Boldklub has loaned goalkeeper Munashe Garananga from FC København. According to Tipsbladet, 25-year-old Garananga has a contract with FCK until 2028.
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Match reportRanders FC wins first game of the season with 2-0 victory over Lyngby Boldklub
Randers FC wins first game of the season with 2-0 victory over Lyngby Boldklub. Kasper Junker scores his first goal since he returned to Randers. Lyngby Boldklub remains winless.
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Match reportLyngby Boldklub’s Match Lineup vs Randers FC
Lyngby Boldklub's starting lineup for their Danish Superliga match against Randers FC has been revealed. The fixture will be played on Sunday, 9 August 2026 at Cepheus Park Randers as part of the third round first leg.
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TransfersSabil Hansen Extends Contract with Randers FC
Randers FC has managed to extend Sabil Hansen’s contract until 2029, contrary to earlier expectations of selling him in the summer. The defender shares his thoughts on the agreement and his future with the club.
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Match reportLyngby Boldklub shares points after intense finish
Lyngby Boldklub shares points with AGF after intense match, where Casper Winther and Gytkjær scored. Lyngby Boldklub is 2 points behind FC Midtjylland in Superligaen.
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Match reportLyngby Boldklub impressed against FCK: 5 key takeaways
Lyngby Boldklub delivered a strong performance against FCK in Superliga. Check out the 5 key takeaways from the match.
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Club newsLyngby Boldklub unveils new home and third kits for 26-27 season
Lyngby Boldklub has unveiled their new home and third kits for the 26-27 season. Check out the stylish blue-and-white and navy designs.
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TransfersLyngby Boldklub signs FC Barcelona goalkeeper on loan
Lyngby Boldklub has signed Diego Kochen from FC Barcelona on loan. The 20-year-old goalkeeper will guard Lyngby's goal in the upcoming season.
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Club newsLyngby Boldklub reveals 40 million DKK player budget
Lyngby Boldklub reveals a 40 million DKK player budget for this season. CEO Andreas Byder discusses financial plans and academy investments.
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Match reportLyngby Boldklub declare war on 'Farum' in Sunday derby
Lyngby Boldklub aim to crush local rivals 'Farum' (FC Nordsjælland) in Sunday’s Superliga finale at 17:00. Manager Morten Karlsen vows a fierce, high-stakes clash at Lyngby Stadion.
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TransfersLyngby Boldklub lands FCM defender to boost back line
Lyngby Boldklub officially signs Daniel Freyr Kristjansson from FC Midtjylland. The 20‑year‑old Icelandic defender signs until 2030 and is set for regular left‑back action.
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Club newsLyngby Boldklub struggles with housing: Can you help?
Lyngby Boldklub is looking for housing for new players. The club is asking for help to solve the housing situation for players like Diego Kochen and Daniel Freyr Kristjansson. Read more about the situation and how you can help
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TransfersOliver Højer joins Lyngby Boldklub on loan
Lyngby Boldklub has signed 19-year-old midfielder Oliver Højer on a one-year loan from FC København. Read more about the transfer and what Højer says about his new club
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TransfersDiego Kochen transfer edges closer for Lyngby Boldklub
Lyngby Boldklub is close to securing FC Barcelona goalkeeper Diego Kochen on a loan deal with a purchase option. The transfer record could be broken if Kochen stays at Lyngby for more than a year. Read more about Lyngby Boldklub's latest news.
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TransfersBarcelona Keeper to Join Lyngby Boldklub: Big Transfer on the Way
Lyngby Boldklub is close to signing Barcelona goalkeeper Diego Kochen on a loan deal with a purchase option. This will be a major reinforcement for the team. Read more about the transfer and what it means for Lyngby Boldklub
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Club newsLyngby Boldklub owner Torben Jensen reported to police over investment
Lyngby Boldklub owner Torben Jensen reported to police after a dissatisfied investor lost 100,000 kroner on an investment in Hellerup Finans. Read more about the case here
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Match reportLyngby Boldklub suffers shocking defeat to BK Frem in the Cup
Lyngby Boldklub loses 1-4 to BK Frem in the Cup. The win sends the 2nd division club to the third round. Lyngby Boldklub is out of the tournament after the defeat.
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Club newsNew Director Aims to Take Lyngby Boldklub to the Top
Lyngby Boldklub has appointed a new director, Birgit Aaby, who has big ambitions for the club. She aims to take the club to the top and make it a profitable business. Read more about Lyngby Boldklub's new director and her plans for the club.
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Club newsInvestors take over Lyngby Boldklub, securing the club's future
Lyngby Boldklub has been taken over by a group of investors, securing the club's future. Read about the new owners and their plans for the club, which is currently 1st in 1. Division with 42 points.
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Club newsDirector Steps Down: Lyngby Boldklub's New Chapter
Lyngby Boldklub's director, Christian Hill-Madsen, steps down after the scandal. Read about what it means for the club and its future. Lyngby Boldklub leads 1. Division with 42 points.
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Club newsNew stadium to save Lyngby Boldklub's super league license
Lyngby Boldklub is close to saving its super league license with a new stadium. Read about the latest development and what it means for the club. Lyngby Boldklub is fighting to keep its place in the super league.
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TransfersLyngby Boldklub signs FCN talent
Lyngby Boldklub signs Mads Emil Larsen from FC Nordsjælland on a two-year contract. Read more about the transfer and what it means for the team, currently 1st in 1. Division with 42 points.
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TransfersLyngby Boldklub signs FC Midtjylland defender
Lyngby Boldklub has signed Daniel Freyr Kristjansson from FC Midtjylland. Read about the transfer and what sports manager Nicas Kjeldsen says about the new player. Lyngby Boldklub is currently first in 1. Division with 42 points.
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Club newsDemands CEO out: Lyngby Boldklub's major shareholder Hellerup Finans threatens
Lyngby Boldklub is in crisis after a controversial sponsor trip to Madrid. Major shareholder Hellerup Finans demands that CEO Christian Hill-Madsen leaves the club. Read more about the case here.