3 – 0
“Mohamed Elyounoussi broke the deadlock to give FC København a deserved lead, rewarding their early territorial dominance.”
Pivotal“FC København made a triple substitution, bringing on Max Jensen, Jelle Duin and Giorgi Tabatadze to freshen up their attack and midfield.”
“Substitute Viktor Bjarki Dadason scored just minutes after coming on to make it 2-0, ending any lingering hope of a Vejle comeback.”
Pivotal“Jordan Larsson stepped up to convert a penalty and complete a dominant 3-0 victory for the hosts.”
Outstanding performance

FC København were utterly dominant from start to finish, controlling 58 percent of the ball and registering 27 shots to Vejle's five, with the visitors unable to threaten Kamil Grabara's goal on a single occasion. The opening goal came from Mohamed Elyounoussi midway through the first half, but the match truly opened up in the second half as Copenhagen's triple substitution at the hour mark injected fresh energy. Viktor Bjarki Dadason, one of those substitutes, wasted no time announcing himself by netting on 73 minutes before Jordan Larsson converted a penalty on 85 to complete the rout. For København, who generated five big chances and converted three, the result reinforces their credentials as genuine title contenders, while Vejle — who finished the game with no shots on target and a solitary save to show — will need to reflect seriously on a limp and shapeless away performance.
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