Lyngby played an additional training match on Monday at Brøndby and lost 4-3 in a lively 70-minute contest that produced seven goals. The game gave several squad members important minutes after the end of pre-season.
Match Summary and Insights
Lyngby started strongly and controlled the opening phase. After 20 minutes, the visitors led 2-0, pressing Brøndby back with energetic play and sharp combinations. The home side then worked their way into the game, cutting the deficit around the half-hour mark and leveling soon after. Brøndby struck again before the break, sending Lyngby into halftime behind 3-2.
The pace stayed high after the interval, with momentum shifting between the teams. Lyngby put together a number of good passages and equalized to 3-3 early in the second half, but Brøndby later found the deciding goal to seal the win.
Assistant coach Bertram Gylling viewed the outing as useful for match fitness and rhythm, with a cup fixture about two and a half weeks away. He highlighted the team’s strong work with the ball and chance creation, while noting that defensive solidity remains a focus after conceding too many goals in recent games.
Lyngby’s goals were scored by Oliver Højer (two) and Malthe Henriksen. Overall, the match served as a valuable opportunity for the players to sharpen their skills and gain essential match experience, which will be crucial as they prepare for upcoming challenges in the league.