KI Klaksvik edged past AB 4-3 in a Meistaradeildin regular season match on Sunday, a game that swung between momentum shifts before the visitors held their nerve to claim all three points. The result leaves KI sitting second with 41 points after 21 games, while AB remain sixth on 23 points.
AB took an early lead through E. Hustad in the 14th minute, but KI responded quickly with P. Klettskard's equaliser just eight minutes later. B. Nielsen restored AB's advantage before half-time with a goal in the 38th minute, and by then O. Moses had already picked up a yellow card for the visitors.
and here's the thing — the second half read like a different match. Moses levelled in the 65th minute, B. Jacobsen put AB ahead again in the 77th, and just when it looked settled, D. Reynheim found the net for KI in the 82nd. J. Johannesen then bundled home a late equaliser in stoppage time before adding a second goal moments later to complete the turnaround.
KI registered 153 attacks compared to AB's 135, and while possession was nearly even at 52-48, the visitors converted more efficiently. Eight shots on target yielded three goals, whereas AB managed only one from five attempts on goal.
to be fair, the table tells you what to expect — KI's record of 11 wins and eight draws speaks to consistency, while AB's 12 defeats this season suggest a side still searching for rhythm. The result ends KI's three-match losing streak and extends AB's struggle to string together positive results.