2 – 1
“Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan opened the scoring for Horsens after a sustained period of early pressure, converting from close range assisted by Kristian Kirkegaard to give the hosts a deserved lead.”
Pivotal“Ísak Snaer Thorvaldsson levelled for Lyngby after sustained second-half pressure from the visitors finally told, with Simon Colyn providing the assist to make it 1-1.”
Pivotal“Substitute Adrian Justinussen broke Lyngby hearts with a stoppage-time winner, arriving off the bench to convert and complete a stunning smash-and-grab for Horsens that defied the match's statistical narrative.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Horsens produced a textbook smash-and-grab against a Lyngby side that thoroughly controlled this contest but were left ruing a staggering eight big chances missed. The visitors dominated every statistical category — 59% possession, 85 dangerous attacks to Horsens' 28, and nine corners to two — yet found themselves on the wrong end of a 2-1 scoreline. Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan gave Horsens an early foothold with a clinical 15th-minute finish assisted by Kristian Kirkegaard, and despite Ísak Snaer Thorvaldsson levelling on 66 minutes for Lyngby, it was substitute Adrian Justinussen who had the final say, netting deep into stoppage time. Crucially, Thorvaldsson squandered the chance to put Lyngby ahead when his penalty was saved in the 72nd minute — a moment that proved pivotal — as Horsens' defensive resilience, recording six saves, ultimately absorbed Lyngby's pressure and allowed a clinical counter to win it.
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