Lyngby Boldklub wrapped up a standout week, piling up wins across the women’s first team and multiple youth sides. Strong performances delivered a healthy haul of points for the club.
Women’s First Team and Youth Teams Shine
The women’s first team defeated Fredensborg 3-1 after controlling long stretches of play, particularly in the opposition half. Despite chances, the first half ended goalless. A tactical adjustment after the break paid off quickly, producing two goals from corners before a third arrived from an attack that shifted from the middle out wide. Fredensborg pulled one back from a set piece, but Lyngby saw out the match. Next match: Saturday 12 September, 11:00, against Svogerslev BK at Svogerslev Idrætspark Kunst.
The U19 girls won 5-1 away at FA 2000 in the U19 East division. After weeks of focused work, the team’s style and on-field connections are taking shape. The tempo dipped after a bright start, but Lyngby raised the intensity after halftime, pressed high, and created a steady flow of chances. Through-balls and crosses opened the defense, and five different players scored. Next match: Saturday 12 September, 13:30, against Hvidovre IF at Sportsefterskolen Sjælsølund Kunstgræs.
The U16 girls beat Holte/Birkerød United 3-2 at home (SES). Lyngby began well but fell behind 1-0 after a buildup error around the 15–20 minute mark, with several squad and lineup changes also disrupting rhythm in the first half. The play improved late in the half and the hosts leveled after a well-constructed move. After the interval, quicker ball circulation and sharper combinations turned the game to a 3-1 lead. Holte-Birkerød reduced the deficit five minutes from time, but Lyngby held firm. Next match: Sunday 13 September, 14:00, against Amager Pigefodbold at Hekla Park.
The U15 boys overpowered Viborg 7-1 in league play. Lyngby seized control early with high intensity, repeatedly breaking through on the right flank and exploiting runs behind the opposing fullback. After halftime, the focus on combining into the assist zones created more quality chances and helped secure a commanding win. Next match: Saturday 19 September, 13:00, against AaB at Lyngby Stadion.
The U17 boys continued the momentum with a 6-2 victory over Viborg. Lyngby struck first after 14 minutes, quickly stretched the lead to 3-0, and kept generating major chances. Viborg scored before the break, but four minutes into the second half Lyngby made it 4-1 and later 6-1. A late Viborg goal did not threaten the result. Next match: Saturday 12 September, 15:15, against Brøndby IF at Brøndby Stadion.
The U19 boys closed the week by beating Viborg 2-1. Lyngby scored inside five minutes and maintained a high-tempo approach with sharp transitions, mixing their buildup to solve the press. An early second-half goal made it 2-0. A more defensive spell invited Viborg forward, and the visitors scored in the 90th minute, but Lyngby saw out the win. Next match: Saturday 12 September, 12:30, against Brøndby IF at Brøndby Stadion.
Overall, it was a week rich in goals, assertive displays, and a string of victories for Lyngby’s youth teams and the women’s first team. This success not only boosts team morale but also strengthens the club’s position in the league, making it an exciting time for Lyngby Boldklub supporters.