More competitors for a place in Europa
This year’s national championship is about to be halfway through. 13 rounds are completed, and the competition is thus suddenly over. In a week there will be the 14th round and the competition will be more than halfway through.
Today the points were set for the 13th round, when it in good weather in Gundadali ended 2-2 between B36 and NSÍ. The internal matches between these two clubs turn out to be among the most exciting this year. In the first round, the pulse was tight until the last minute, when NSÍ at home won 4-3 against B36, who were ahead 1-0 and 3-1, and today the excitement was again at its peak until the last minute, when it ended 2-2, after NSÍ was ahead both 1-2 and 1-1.
Apart from Gundadali, in the 13th round there were clear favorites, who all won. KÍ, HB and Víkingur were big favourites, and they all won thrilling victories away. EB/Streymur was a clear favorite at home against FC Suðuroy, who were leading 1-0, until there were a few minutes left and then lost 2-1.
This was also the case with FC Suðuroy, who were 2-0 ahead at home against B36 and then lost 3-2.
Three clubs are in an exciting competition for fourth place. B36 has 21 points, and Víkingur and EB/Streymur have 20 points.
Tuesday will be the second semifinals of the competition for the løgmanssteypið. Then it will undoubtedly be confirmed that the cup final will be between KÍ and Víkingur. If the standings at the end of the season look like they do after 13 rounds, B36’s fourth place will only qualify for Europe if KÍ becomes the champion. If Víkingur wins the cup final and qualifies for Europe in a year, B36’s fourth place will not bring international participation.
Next weekend will be Christmas Eve, and then both FC Suðuroy and TB will play at home. At the moment, the clubs in Suðuroy together with 07 Vestur are the favorite options to move down.
On Saturday it will be the opponent, which the team in Suðuroy must win points against, if it is to be a chance to escape relegation. FC Suðuroy has a home ground against B68, and TB has a home ground against EB/Streymur, which in the last six rounds has won 13 points.
B68 – HB 1-4 (1-2)
0-1: Emil G. Pedersen 16.
1-1: Aron Reinert Hansen 18.
1-2: Ace P. Dam 32.
1-3: Dan in Soylu 60.
1-4: Emil G. Pedersen 65.
Referee: Jákup Øssursson Mohr
B68: Tórður Thomsen – Fríði í Túni Petersen, Aleksandur Ó. Jensen, Aron Reinert Hansen, Bárður Ó. Jensen – Jóhan Josephsen, Jákup N. Vilhelmsen, Karstin Clementsen, Marjus Nón – Hanus Højgaard, Sebastian Lau Nielsen,
HB: Bjarti Vitalis Mørk – Mathias Voss, Bartal Wardum, Viljormur Davidsen, Lassana Faye – Ási P. Dam, Noah Mnenéy, Sammy Skytte, Dan í Soylu – Emil G. Pedersen, Jákup L. Thomsen
EB/Streymur – FC Suðuroy 2-1 (0-0)
0-1: Hunter Bell 70.
1-1: Virgar Jónsson 84.
2-1: Bui Egilsson 90.
Referee: Bjarki Danielsen
EB/Streams: Jóannes Davidsen – Meinhard D. Geyti, Mikkjal Hellisá, Andras Ó. Olsen, Símun Kalsø – Gutti Dahl-Olsen, Mórits Heini Mortensen, Virgar Jónsson – Jens Erik Bruhn, Búi Egilsson, Boubacar Dabo
FC Suðuroy: Rasmus Olsen – Hunter Bell, Jimmy Abdul, Bjartur Holm, Emmanuel Andorful – Fríði Holm, Salmundur Bech, John Villi Wøldike Leo, Olaf Godtfred, Pætur Augursinussen – Teit Hjelm
07 West – KÍ 0-4 (0-2)
0-1: Páll A. Klettskarð 37.
0-2: Árni Frederiksberg br 41.
0-3: Páll A. Klettskarð 49.
0-4: Mads Bo Mikkelsen 86.
Referee: Heini Ziskaon Viðoy
07 West: Ari í Haraldstovu Petersen – Casper G. Hansen, Jónas Prior, Nicolai Møller Dohn, Sonni Ragnar Nattestad, Brage Prestmo Kvithyld – Silas Gaard, Filip Drinic, Mikkel Elbæk Jakobsen, Lucas Gardar – Mikkel Hyllegaard
KI: Mark Fabricius Jensen – Jóannes K. Danielsen, Odmar Færø, Gaston Nicolas Tellechea, René Shaki Joensen – Árni Frederiksberg, Hallur Hansson, Jákup B. Andreasen, Jonn Johannesen – Páll A. Klettskarð, Patrik Johannesen
B36-NSÍ 2-2 (0-1)
0-1: Michal Przybylski 15.
1-1: Bergur J. Poulsen 72.
1-2: Steffan A. Løkin 76.
2-2: Pætur J. Petersen 79.
Referee: Kári J. á Høvdanum
B36: Silas Eyðsteinsson – Bergur J. Poulsen, Bogi Reinert-Petersen, Mattias Weihe Joensen, Rói Hansen – Marius Kryger Lindh, Jógvan Kárason Gullfoss, Ragnar Samuelsen, Mattias J. Hellisdal, Hannes Agnarsson – Pætur J. Petersen
NSÍ: Kristian Joensen – Jann J. Benjaminsen, Hassou Diaby Ndiaye, Lars Markmanrud, Fabian Østigård Ness – Emil Weihe Joensen, Michal Danian Przybylski, Steffan A. Løkin – Aron Knudsen, Klæmint A. Olsen, Jasper Van Der Heyp
TB – Viking 0-3 (0-3)
0-1: Sølvi Vatnhamar br 16.
0-2: Jorgen Nielsen 24.
0-3: Stefan Radosavljevic 27.
Referee: Dagfinn Forná
TB: Anders Tønnesen – Mikal Tummasarson, Torkil Úlvur Jespersen Holm, Ragnar Joensen, Tummas Pauli Christiansson – Mohamed Samba, Mattias Dahl Djurhuus, Amidou Diop, Aron Arnholdsson, Marley Blair – Samudeen Musah
Viking: Bárður á Reynatróð – Ragnar Skála, Atli Gregersen, Arnbjørn Svensson, Ingi Jonhardsson – Árni Nóa Atlason, Stefan Radosavljevic, Sølvi Vatnhamar – Poul Kallsberg, Jørgen Nielsen, Olaf Bárðarson
Who
13
12
1
0
45
7
37
SOMETHING
13
9
1
3
53
18
28
HB
13
9
1
3
30
23
28
B36
13
6
3
4
21
19
21
Viking
13
6
2
5
17
13
20
EU/Streams
13
6
2
5
14
20
20
B68
13
4
2
7
16
30
14
07 West
13
2
1
10
15
25
7
FC Suðuroy
13
2
0
11
8
32
6
TB
13
1
3
9
10
42
6
THE LEGAL GROUP
Tuesday, June 17
2. semifinal
Víkingur – B68: Jóhan Hendrik Ellefsen kl. 6.30pm
Víkingur won the first semifinal 2-0
AB – KÍ: Alex Troleis at 6:30 p.m.
KÍ won the first semi-final 4-0
14. umfar
Saturday, June 21
TB – EB/Streymur: 6:30 p.m.
FC Suðuroy – B68: kl. 13.00
Surrogate June 22
KÍ – B36: kl. 15.00
NSÍ – Víkingur: 5:15 p.m.
07 West – HB: 3:00 PM
