IR Reykjavik Women beat KA Women 23:16 in the Olís Deild on Saturday, maintaining their unbeaten record after two fixtures. The hosts moved clear at the top of the table, while the visitors remain rooted at the bottom without a win.
Reykjavik started brightly enough, taking control early and never really looked back. KA tried to stay compact, but the visitors simply couldn't match the pace their opponents brought to the floor. By then, the gap had grown beyond comfortable, and the result felt inevitable.
And here's the thing — our forecast called for a home win at 62 per cent confidence, and it's hard to argue with the logic. Reykjavik were second in the table after two games, while KA sat tenth with zero points. Form and expectation aligned on the pitch.
The visitors have drawn both matches so far, which suggests they can hang on but struggle to close out games. KA lost their last outing 26:33 to Haukar, and they couldn't find a way back against their hosts either. The points total tells the story without needing elaboration.
Reykjavik, by contrast, have won both games — 20:18 against Kópavogur and 23:20 against Stjarnan — showing consistency they'll want to carry through the campaign. Four points from two fixtures puts them in a strong position early on.
The victory extends Reykjavik's winning run and leaves KA searching for their first point of the season. In a league where momentum matters, the hosts have built something, while the visitors have work to do.
