3 – 2
“Fabio Fehr opens the scoring for Thun, assisted by Nils Reichmuth, putting the Swiss side 1-0 up on the night and extending their aggregate lead to 3-1.”
Pivotal“Gylfi Sigurdsson, already on a yellow card, pulls Víkingur level at 1-1 to give the home side a foothold in the tie and reduce the aggregate deficit.”
Pivotal“Stígur Thórdarson restores parity at 2-2 just three minutes after Brighton Labeau had given Thun the lead again, assisted by Karl Fridleifur Gunnarsson, keeping Víkingur's hopes alive in a breathless first half.”
Pivotal“Valdimar Thór Ingimundarson puts Víkingur ahead for the first time in the tie at 3-2 on the night, completing the home side's comeback from 0-1 down and securing the leg — though Thun's aggregate cushion proved too great.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Víkingur Reykjavík produced a spirited second-leg display to win 3-2 on the night, but it ultimately counted for nothing in the tie as Thun advanced 5-3 on aggregate. The Icelandic side dominated possession — finishing with 57 percent — and registered 15 shots to Thun's 10, yet it was Thun who struck first through Fabio Fehr in the 10th minute, assisted by Nils Reichmuth, just five minutes after Gylfi Sigurdsson had been booked. Víkingur twice levelled and then fell behind again before Valdimar Thór Ingimundarson's 55th-minute strike settled the night's contest in their favour. Gylfi Sigurdsson was a central figure throughout, levelling at 1-1 despite carrying a yellow card, while Stígur Thórdarson's quick-fire equaliser at 2-2 — barely three minutes after Brighton Labeau had restored Thun's lead — encapsulated the frenetic, end-to-end nature of a match that produced four goals inside the opening 55 minutes. Despite Víkingur's statistical superiority, the damage had been done in the first leg and Thun held firm across both fixtures to book their place in the next round.
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