Haukar kept their unbeaten run intact with a 38:29 victory over Víkingur in the Olísdeildin on Wednesday evening. The hosts moved clear at the top of the table, extending their perfect record to four wins from four matches. Víkingur, sitting at the bottom with just two points from four games, found themselves outclassed from the opening moments.
The pattern was familiar for Haukar, who have scored 38 goals in two of their last four league fixtures. To be fair, this was a performance where they were never really tested, averaging nearly ten goals per ten-minute spell. The gap between the sides was evident early and only widened as the evening progressed.
Víkingur's recent form offered little comfort. They had drawn three of their four matches, but those results suggested a team that could hold its own rather than one capable of winning. Against a side that has scored at least 32 goals in three of their last four outings, those draws offered no protection.
By then, the result was never in doubt. Haukar's previous encounters show they can be tight — a 35:34 win over FH Hávnarfjörður last month — but this was a different proposition. They had nothing to prove and played accordingly, maintaining intensity throughout.
The table now tells a story Haukar might not have expected at the start. Four points clear at the summit, with a goal difference that speaks for itself. Víkingur remain rooted to the foot of the table, but they have not lost yet, and that draws a line under how far they have to go.
