0 – 4
“Alexander Madsen breaks the deadlock after a blocked shot and resulting corner, giving Silkeborg an opening goal against the run of possession.”
Pivotal“Oliver Ross doubles Silkeborg's lead early in the second half, finishing off a Villads Westh assist to put the visitors firmly in control.”
Pivotal“Villads Westh capitalizes on Lyngby's numerical disadvantage, curling home with his left foot to make it 0-3 just minutes after the red card.”
Pivotal“Substitute Malthe Hansen wraps up the scoring within minutes of coming on, capping a dominant late spell for Silkeborg.”
Outstanding performance

Silkeborg were clinical where it mattered, needing just 13 shots to Lyngby's 7 but converting six of their attempts on target into four goals, while Lyngby's superior corner count and dangerous attacks tally never translated into anything on the scoreboard. The visitors broke the deadlock through Alexander Madsen just before half-time, then turned the screw after the break as Oliver Ross doubled the lead early in the second half. Simon Colyn's 69th-minute second yellow card left Lyngby a man light and effectively ended any hope of a fightback, with Villads Westh and substitute Malthe Hansen adding further goals in the final 15 minutes to make the scoreline reflect the gulf on the day. For Lyngby, sitting deep in the relegation zone, this was another damaging night that piles pressure on a side already struggling for form, while Silkeborg's professional performance away from home offers reassurance to a team looking to build momentum in mid-table.
How entertaining was this match?
Two mid-table strugglers meet at Lyngby Stadion with both sides desperate to build momentum after dropping points from winning positions last time out. Lyngby hold a recent edge in this fixture and the home advantage, but Silkeborg's stubborn draws suggest another tight, low-scoring affair.