Mortal goalkeeper and defensive goalkeeper guards are developed while the Danish season of Superliga starts

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FC Fredericia – FC Nordjaelland

After an absence of 24 games, Fredericia is back in the best Denmark league, and they celebrated their return with a goal after only 58 seconds against FC Nordsjaelland, when the top scorer last season, Gustav Marcussen, gave the local team a 1-0 lead to the Monjasa Park.

The new unknown arrivals from Superliga, however, were quickly brought back to reality when Prince Amoaka Junior restored parity after five minutes. The equalizer then turned the trend in favor of visitors, and at the break, FC Nordsjaelland led 3-1 thanks to the goals of Sindre Walle Egeli and Peter Ankersen.

Patrick Egelund gave the house team a late rescue buoy when he reduced the deficit to 2-3 seven minutes before the end, but it was too late, too late because FC Nordsjaelland hung on to a narrow victory.

Sonderjyske – AGF

AGF was heavy favorites in the match against Sonderjyske, and it only took them 44 seconds to get on the dashboard, when Frederik Emmerey produced a perfect delivery for Tobias Bech to direct the ball in the net after the range of Nicolai Flo.

The top scorer of last season, Patrick Mortensen, then almost doubled the advance with a strong after 15 minutes, but the local team gradually began to produce chances against the AGF, which tries to settle in an approach more based on possession under the reign of the new coach Jacob Poulsen.

Visitors looked very fragile at the back while Sonderjyske was wasting a ride of chance, but they still managed to get a point where Leopold Wahlstedt allowed Olta Hyseni to take the ball in the net, while the Swedish goalkeeper took too long to erase the ball.

FC Midtjylland – OB

After a season in Betinia League, OB returned to the Danish Superliga with a 3-3 draw hard in the delicate meeting outside against last season’s finalists, FC Midtjylland.

A huge surprise seemed to be in the cards when the visitors in the space of 30 minutes took a shocking 2-0 lead, when huge blunders of Jonas Lossl and Han-Beom Lee allowed Noah Ganaus and Jay-Roy Grot to give Odense a comfortable lead.

Two goals in the last minute of Franculino’s first half and Polish international Adam Buksa restored parity for the local team, but Odense has always had the chance to steal all the points when Jan Fiete Arp converted a penalty before Franculino scored his second of the afternoon five minutes from the end to leave the two sides with a point to share.

Vejle BK – Randers

Vejle bought more than ten new players for the new season and re -fell the former coach Ivan Precale, and they also looked like a team changed against Randers after barely escaped relegation last season.

Vejle had the best chance in a first half, but it was the visitors who took the lead after an hour of play, when the 19-year-old defender, Sabil Hansen, stole Christian Sorensen to unravel a thread in the net after Igor Vekic saved a good attempt by Mohamed Toure.

Randers sought to head for the three points when Abdoulaye Camara, 18, scored from a move in injury to crown the sensational beginnings.

After a very disappointing series of test matches before the start of the new season, Silkeborg was certainly able to trust the difficult meeting outside against Brondby, and it turned out to be difficult for the side of Jutland as planned.

Filip Bundgaard showed a superb form during the friendly matches leading to the start of the season, and the 21 -year -old striker again proved his objective instinct for Brondby after 15 minutes when he voted a punctual pass from Nicolai Vally at the back of the net.

Bundgaard was again on the target after an hour of play when he finished a quick counterattack by warming the ball on the Silkebog goalkeeper Nicolai Poulsen.

Vallys then put the frosting on the cake for the local side four minutes from the end, when he voted at home a nice delivery of Sean Klaiber.