3 – 3
“Etim struck inside the opening minute to give Fredericia a stunning early lead, setting a chaotic tempo for everything that followed.”
Pivotal“Jonatan Holm Lindekilde put Fredericia back in front at 2-1 after Copenhagen had equalised through Cornelius, and whatever happened in the immediate aftermath of the goal — marked by a further event at minute 25 — underlined his central role in the home side's attacking play.”
Pivotal“Etim completed his brace with seven minutes remaining to give Fredericia what appeared to be a match-winning 3-2 lead, capping a heroic individual performance from the forward.”
Pivotal“Jordan Larsson stepped up and converted a penalty in the 87th minute to level at 3-3, denying Fredericia a famous victory and rescuing a point for the Danish champions.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Fredericia and FC København served up a chaotic six-goal draw that will frustrate the visitors more than the hosts. Copenhagen arrived with the superior pedigree and the statistics to match — 57% possession, 19 shots and 64 dangerous attacks — yet they were repeatedly undone by their own defensive fragility and Fredericia's directness on the counter. Etim set the tone inside the first minute, and though Copenhagen hit back quickly through Andreas Cornelius and then levelled again via M. Madsen after Jonatan Holm Lindekilde's brace put Fredericia back in front, the pattern of the game was relentless end-to-end football with neither side able to hold a lead for long. The decisive moment appeared to arrive in the 83rd minute when Etim completed his brace to make it 3-2, only for Jordan Larsson to convert from the spot four minutes later and preserve Copenhagen's unbeaten run in this fixture. For Fredericia, the draw is a creditable result against one of the league's heavyweight names; for Copenhagen, dropping two points to a side lower in the table will sting, particularly given their dominance in the underlying numbers.
How entertaining was this match?