Brøndby defeated Spartak Subotica 5-0 in the UEFA Women's Champions League first qualifying round semi-finals on 26 August 2026. The Danish side made no mistake at all, converting their chances with clinical precision from the opening whistle. Spartak Subotica, who had shown resilience in previous fixtures, found themselves outclassed on their home turf.
E. Nejmann opened the scoring in the ninth minute, giving Brøndby an early advantage. K. Karlsen doubled the lead just eleven minutes later, before E. Pelkowski added a third in the twenty-first minute. The hosts paid for a sloppy opening, conceding three goals in the space of twelve minutes and never quite recovered their composure.
By then, the match had already turned into a one-sided affair. The twenty-first minute goal from Pelkowski was the nail in the coffin, a moment that shifted everything. Brøndby had the deeper squad, and that depth showed as the game progressed and Spartak struggled to respond.
After the break, H. Halldorsdottir extended the lead in the fifty-eighth minute, continuing the relentless pressure. Brøndby made several substitutions around the hour mark, bringing on E. Fink and M. Brenn alongside Pelkowski's replacement. The change of pace kept Spartak on the back foot throughout the second half.
M. Rasmussen completed the scoring in the eighty-second minute, ending a barren spell for the Danish attack. B. Ilic received a yellow card in the seventy-first minute, a reflection of the frustration building within the Spartak camp. Spartak made four substitutions in quick succession, but the damage had been done long before.
The five-goal margin sends Brøndby through to the next stage, while Spartak Subotica's European campaign comes to an end. The result reflects a straightforward knockout, with the away side demonstrating superiority in every department.