Danish football 10-11 March

[rcgills]

Danish Super Ligaen

11 Mar 14:00 Midtjylland v Vejle 1.30 5.00 9.00
11 Mar 14:00 Brondby v FC Nordsjaelland 1.65 3.75 5.00
11 Mar 14:00 Esbjerg v FC Copenhagen 5.00 3.50 1.70
11 Mar 14:00 Odense BK v Randers FC 1.55 3.75 6.00
11 Mar 14:00 AaB v Viborg 1.70 3.50 5.00
11 Mar 14:00 AC Horsens v Silkeborg IF 2.30 3.25 3.00

Odds from Bet365. Going by Betbase though, think the times are wrong, and the top game is apparently being played on the 10th, not the 11th

[Silke]

Welcome back Danish SAS liga. How I've missed you....

Thinking that it should be a hw in the saturday game between FC Midtjylland & Vejle but the price is probably too low & I'm also thinking that Vejle may have improved a bit during the break with their newsignings. maybe over instead poss...

Like the look of AaB that seem pretty strong while Viborg have a really poor awayrecord of 1-1-6 from fall but also doesn't seem to have come well out from the break, losing the latest testgame 4-1 to Rosenborg. Viborg always good for a goal though so consider taking over &/or both teams to score...

[kompressaur]

oh hello Silke. This is a pleasant suprise seeing the Danish leagues back. How's your team looking for this season? I thought you would have been relegated after your poor season. It was your home form that let you down wasnt it?

[E_S]

AC HORSENS

In:
Henrik Hansen, SønderjyskE
Magne Sturød, OB
Ali Gerba, Odd Grenland (Norway)
Henrik Bundgaard, AGF

Out:
Jakub Siwierski, Out of contract
Lasse Holmgaard, Lolland Falster Alliancen
Jonas Truelsen, Out of contract


BRØNDBY

In:
Stephan Andersen, Charlton (England)
Mikkel Bischoff, Coventry City FC (England)
Chris Katongo, Jomo Cosmo (South-Africa)

Out:
Adam Eckersley, Manchester United
Casper Ankergreen, Leeds (England)
Stefan Schmidt, Silkeborg


ESBJERG

In:
Jonas Bjurström, Trelleborg (Sweden)
Igor Stepanovs, FK Jurmala (Latvia)
Tally Hall, San Diego State University (USA)
Marc Hjort, FC Midtjylland

Out:
Martin Jensen, Sandefjord (Norway)
Morten Friis Jensen, Fredericia (loan)
Jan Hoffmann, Vejle
Tommy Løvenkrands, SønderjyskE


FC KØBENHAVN

In:
Ailton Almeida, Örgryte (Sweden)
Niclas Jensen, Fulham (England)
Morten Bertolt (back from loan)
Nathan Coe, PSV Eindhoven

Afgang:
Martin Bernburg, FC Nordsjælland
Martin Bergvold, Livorno (Italy)


FC MIDTJYLLAND

In:
Martin Raska, Banik Ostrava (Czech)
Sergey Dadu, CSKA Moskva (Russia)
Danny Olsen, FC Nordsjælland

Out:
Mikkel Thygesen, Borussia Mönchengladbach (Germany)
Christian Traoré, Hammarby IF (Sweden)
Akeem Agbetu, Kolding FC (loan)
Nicolai Jørgensen (out of contract)
Marc Hjort (Esbjerg)
Ola Tidman (out of contract)


FC NORDSJÆLLAND

In:
Henrik Bødker, Roskilde KFUM
Martin Bernburg, FC København
Bajram Fetai, Silkeborg

Out:
Bosun Ayeni, SønderjyskE
Joseph Kamwendo, ?
Danny Olsen, FC Midtjylland
Emil Sørensen, Frem


OB

In:
Nenad Novakovic, Køge
Thomas Helveg, Borussia Mönchengladbach (Germany)
Srdjan Radonjic, Partizan Beograd (Serbia)
Jonas Troest, Hannover 96 (Germany)

Out:
Magne Sturød, Horsens
Alexander Aas, Strømsgodset (Norway)
Michael Larsen, SønderjyskE
Tobias Grahn, Gimnastic (Spain)
Nenad Novakovic, Reggina (Italy)


RANDERS FC

In:
Casper Abildgaard, AB
El Hadji Ibrahim Timera (Senegal)
Jan Frederiksen, Herfølge
Dormushali Saidhodzha, Botev Plovdiv (Bulgaria)

Out:
John Sandberg, HIK
Jesper Christiansen, Kolding FC (loan)
Emil Antonsen, Aarhus Fremad


SILKEBORG

In:
Steven Lustü, Lyn (Norway)
Anton Smedegaard, Lolland Falster Alliancen
Hassan Mubiru, Express FC (Uganda)
Stefan Schmidt, Brøndby
Casper Henningsen, Slagelse
Antti Okkonen, Landskrona (Sweden)

Out:
Lasse Ankjær, Skive


VEJLE

In:
Rodolfo Dos Santos Soares, Fluminense (Brasil)
Klebér Sarenpää, Hammarby (Sweden)
Pablo Piñones-Arce, Hammarby (Sweden)
Jan Hoffmann, Esbjerg
Suguru Hashimoto, Albirex Singapore (Japan)

Out:
Kristoffer Johannsen, Fredericia
Jakob Bresemann, Lyngby
Kenneth Knudsen, Mandalskammeraterne (Norway)
Thomas G. Christensen, Herfølge
Henrik Toft, Herfølge
Mads Torry, out of contract
Stig Olsen, Aarhus Fremad


VIBORG

In:
George Popkhadze, Dinamo Tblisi (Georiga)
Tom Reidar Haraldsen, Moss (Norway)

Out:
José Mota, AaB
Raoul Kouakou, ?
Chris Sharpe, Køge
Kingsley Onynekwe, Thisted


AaB

In:
José Mota, Viborg

Out:
No new players

[XFX]

wer were u SAS...



Anyway, judging on form, I'm all on FCKopenhagen. 4 straight wins in the royal league, unstoppable.

However, only medium stakes due to their bad history playing at Esjberg, who by the way is pretty decent at home.

[kompressaur]

thanks XFX. Is there any English speaking sites that offer previews for these games or for the Danish new season?

[kompressaur]

FT FC Midtjylland 2 - 2 Vejle

[XFX]

Just a note

Brondy n FCK will be playing the final of the royal lge this coming thurs.

not sure if they will be holding back tonight

[XFX]

Sorry komps, I'm looking for em too =D

My bet tonight is based on the post game report from FCK's webby

With a comfortable 3-1-win over Helsingborgs IF, F.C. Copenhagen qualified for their third consecutive Royal League-final. Two goals from Berglund and one from Ailton in a very entertaining first half was enough.



Without the injured Tobias Linderoth and Marcus Allbäck and the suspended Jesper Grønkjær, Ståle Solbakken also chose to rest Michael Silberbauer, Brede Hangeland and Niclas Jensen - still the team was strong enough to set Helsingborg under pressure right from the start. And within 15 minutes, Swedish striker Fredrik Berglund had struck twice against his fellow countrymen, both times by hammering the ball home in the far corner of the net!





Fredrik "Bella" Berglund celebrating with Pimpong and Ailton





Helsingborg quickly pulled one back following a rare mistake by Jesper Christiansen, who misjudged a corner, and Andreas Jakobsson promptly punished him by heading the ball over the line.



Copenhagen still dominated the game and produced a lot of good chances, and around the half hour, the Swedish keeper Daniel Andersson had to produce a spectacular safe to deny Dan Thomassen the third goal. A few minutes later Copenhagen was awarded a penalty, when Jakobsson - right in front of the referee - pulled Gravgaard's jersey during a set piece. However, Ailton missed the golden opportunity, when Daniel Andersson blocked his weak effort from the spot.



A few minutes later Ailton revenged himself, when Oscar Wendt sent a freekick into the area, and the Brazilian striker smartly flicked the ball over the line with his head.





Payback-time as "Bella" celebrates Ailton





After the break the pace and intensity fell, and after 68 minutes Helsingborg made it more than difficult for themselves, when Tamboura was booked twice within four minutes and subsequently had to take an early bath, while his 10 teammates struggled in vain to get back into the game.



Copenhagen is ready for the third consecutive Royal League-final and it is certain to be an all-Danish affair, as Brøndby and Odense meet in the other semifinal.



All photos: ©Royal League - Per Kjærbye



Matchfacts:
F.C. COPENHAGEN-HELSINGBORGS IF 3-1 (3-1)
6.: 1-0 Fredrik Berglund
15: 2-0 Fredrik Berglund
19.: 2-1 Andreas Jakobsson
34.: 3-1 Ailton Almeida
Attendance: 6.642

F.C. Copenhagen: Jesper Christiansen - Lars Jacobsen, Michael Gravgaard, Dan Thomassen (46.: Brede Hangeland), Oscar Wendt - Atiba Hutchinson, Hjalte Nørregaard, William Kvist, Razak Pimpong - Ailton Almeida (46.: Jeppe Brandrup), Fredrik Berglund (68.: Morten Bertolt). (Un-used substitutes: Thomas Villadsen, Niclas Jensen, Michael Silberbauer, Lasse Qvist)

[XFX]

http://injuries.dk/

if its of any help
=)