The vain of Farose claim a sensational draw in the conflict of the conference league against the waste of Brondby

A late equalizer obtained a sensational 1-1 draw for Farooe Minnows HB Torshavn, when they faced Brondby on Home Ground in the first round of the second round of the qualification for the conference league.

Throughout the match, it seemed that Brondby would return home to Denmark with a crucial victory in the bag. On the artificial grass of the capital of the farmers, visitors dominated throughout the 90 minutes, but had trouble telling their domination in decisive moments.

Filip Bundgaard striker has struggled to take time since his arrival in Brondby, but after the sale of Mathias Kvistgaarden and Yuito Susuki, Bundgaard seized the chance to shine.

On Sunday, he scored twice against Silkeborg, and Thursday evening, he also found the bottom of the net to open the scoring for the Danes.

After an hour of play, Nicolai Vallys divided the defense of Torshavn with a deep pass, and Clement Bischoff had no trouble choosing the Bundgaard Arravant, which ended up with an easy task to push the ball in the open goal.

Until then, Brondby had been wasted to waste enormous chances in front of the goal.

A minute after the break, everything was fixed for the new side back Oliver Villadsen to score his first goal in the Brondby shirt, but in the most incredible way, he managed to divert the ball on the bar at close range after a perfect cross of the left.

Just a minute later, Bundgaard received a perfect delivery in front of the goal, but with the goal at his mercy, his ball head went over the bar.

Despite breaking the deadlock, Brondby failed to get the most out of their momentum.

Instead, the home team began to produce a series of dangerous attempts and was unhappy to see Emil Pedersen’s efforts saved by the woodwork.

It always looked like a narrow Danish victory until Jákup Thomsen beats goalkeeper Brondby Patrick Pentz with a shot from the box shortly before the end.

Despite the backhand, Danish favorites are still likely to get their ticket for the third round of the back at home next Thursday.

If they succeed, Brondby will face the shock winner between the Albanian outfit KF Vllaznia and Vikingur Reykjavik of Iceland in the third round. The Albanians won the first home meeting Thursday with 2-1.