Lyseng — Vejgaard B, DBU Pokalen

Liseng secured a 3:2 victory over Veigar B in the Round of 128 of the Danish Cup on Tuesday evening. The match at their home ground produced five goals across two halves before Liseng held on for the win. It was a result that keeps them in the competition while sending their opponents back home. The opening goal came early at the eight-minute mark, setting the tone for an attacking encounter. Liseng added a second just before the half-hour, putting pressure on Veigar B to respond. The visitors pulled one back at the fifty-five-minute point, but Liseng restored their two-goal lead shortly after. Veigar B showed fight in the closing stages and scored a late consolation at the eighty-fourth minute. By then, Liseng had already done enough to see out the game. The visitors brought intensity but could not find the equaliser they needed. Possession was fairly even at 47 per cent for Liseng against 53 for Veigar B. The hosts registered 45 attacks while the visitors managed 63, yet the final score told a different story. Veigar B had four yellow cards to Liseng's clean sheet on discipline. Liseng's recent form has been mixed, with results ranging from heavy defeats to narrow wins. They beat Brabrand 2:1 in February but lost 4:0 to Veile later that autumn. This cup victory might provide momentum for whatever comes next. The result means Liseng advance while Veigar B's campaign ends here. The goal difference does not reflect the spirit of the game, which was far from comfortable for the home side until the final whistle.