Vendsyssel vs Lyngby Boldklub, 2017-18 Danish SAS-Ligaen, Promotion/Relegation - Third Round

· 1st Leg
  • 23': Mikkel Anderson
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1st Leg

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Vendsyssel are hosting Lyngby Boldklub at Hjørring Stadion, Hjørring, Denmark, starting on . The match is a part of the Danish Superliga.

Game Information

Competition: Danish Superliga

Venue: Hjørring Stadion
Location: Hjørring, Denmark
Attendance: 2,833

Line-Ups

VEN Vendsyssel

No. Name
1 Nikolaj Flo (GK)
17 Brandão
2 Mohammed Diarra
18 Kristian Riis Yellow Card
5 Benjamin Lundt
21 Morten Knudsen
9 Moses Opondo
7 Lucas Jensen
19 Mikkel Anderson
23 Mikkel Frankoch
14 Emmanuel Ogude

LBK Lyngby Boldklub

No. Name
1 Mikkel Andersen (GK)
48 Oliver Lund Yellow Card
4 Mathias Tauber
3 Michael Lumb
24 Thomas Sörensen
8 Herolind Shala
17 Adam Sorensen
7 Jesper Christjansen Yellow Card
9 Lasse Fosgaard
5 Martin Ørnskov Yellow Card
12 Mayron George

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