Urding hosted Haka in the LNHH on 2026-10-10, and the visitors took all three points with a 1:2 win. The match came at a stage where both sides have barely scratched the surface of the campaign. By then, the standings showed only two games played for the visitors and three for the hosts.
The result puts Haka firmly on the board despite both teams showing zero points in the table. And here's the thing — that points system hasn't kicked in yet, or something's changed. The visitors had already won twice before this fixture, while Urding carried two victories into the evening.
To be fair, the home side came out with more experience. They'd faced Mahagon five days earlier and put five past them. Haka had played Madrid on the same date and scored nine goals. The contrast in recent output was stark, even if the table told a different story.
We'd backed the visitors to win, and that call came through. Five-seven per cent confidence was never going to guarantee anything, but Haka's pattern of running roughshod over opposition in October held up. They'd already beaten Madrid 9:1, and now added another away result to the pile.
The head-to-head record goes back to March, when these sides met twice. Haka won one, lost one — a 3:1 victory and a 3:5 defeat. That split result suggested a competitive edge, and this evening the visitors found the edge when it mattered.
Urding's form has been mixed. They beat Madrid 4:1 and Mahagon 5:1, but that 0:4 loss to Barcelona hung over everything. The hosts showed they could score freely against weaker opposition, but the question remains whether they can close out tight games.
Haka's away record is looking solid, and this result extends their winning run. They sit third, two points behind whoever leads, and the gap hasn't grown. The visitors have nothing to lose against anyone, and they played like it.
