Lyngby vs B 93

Lyngby flew out of the blocks. A goal inside two minutes gave them the perfect start, and they doubled the lead in the fifth minute — 2-0 before B 93 had settled. B 93 pulled one back in the 14th minute, but Lyngby responded immediately through a 21st-minute strike to make it 3-1. The visitors refused to fold, scoring again a minute later in the 22nd minute to cut the deficit to 3-2 at the break.

B 93 came out strongly after the interval and levelled in the 47th minute, making it 3-3 and silencing the home side's momentum. But Lyngby regrouped. They restored the lead in the 61st minute, then added two more through strikes in the 76th and 80th minutes to seal a comprehensive 6-3 victory.

B 93's equaliser two minutes into the second half — the 47th-minute goal that made it 3-3 — could have swung the match. Instead, it galvanised Lyngby. The home side's response in the 61st minute, taking the lead for the third time, proved decisive. From that moment, B 93's resistance crumbled, and Lyngby added two more in the closing stages.

Lyngby's attacking unit will take the plaudits for six goals from six different scorers (scorers' names not listed in the official match data). The team's ability to score early — twice inside five minutes — and late showed depth across the squad. The goalscorer of the 61st-minute strike merits particular mention for the composure to restore the lead under pressure.

For B 93, the player who scored the 47th-minute equaliser sparked hope of an upset, but the visitors could not sustain the momentum after conceding the fourth goal.

Player of the match: Not officially named. The Lyngby goalscorer who netted the 61st-minute winner stands out as the decisive contributor.

The provider recorded nine goals from nine separate minutes of play, with no cards — typical of a pre-season friendly where physical intensity is managed. The half-time scoreline of 3-2 reflected an open, transitional game rather than controlled dominance by either side. Lyngby's three-goal burst between minutes 61 and 80 (a 19-minute spell) is the standout pattern: it suggests B 93 fatigued after their spirited second-half start, while Lyngby's superior fitness and squad depth told in the final quarter.

This was a pre-season friendly with no league standings implications, but the result continues Lyngby's mixed preparation for the 2026-27 Danish 1. Division season. The win follows a 2-1 loss to Esbjerg fB, a 0-2 defeat to AC Horsens, a 3-1 win at Kolding IF, a 2-0 victory over Hvidovre, and a 1-2 loss to Hillerød — a run of three wins in six friendlies.

B 93, meanwhile, extended their run without a clean sheet to 11 matches across all competitions (FotMob data). Their pre-season form shows a 2-2 draw with Aarhus Fremad, a 4-2 win at Middelfart, a 1-1 draw with AaB, a 3-3 draw at Hobro, and a 3-2 loss at HB Køge.

A wildly entertaining pre-season friendly that told us more about Lyngby's depth than B 93's weaknesses. The home side's ability to score six unanswered goals after a mid-game wobble suggests a squad finding its rhythm ahead of the new season. B 93's failure to keep a clean sheet remains a pressing concern.

Scorers' names were not available in the official match data at the time of writing. The venue was Lyngby Stadion, as confirmed by TheSportsDB.