Midtjylland Women beat AGF 2-1 at home in the Quindeliga. The result kept the hosts in second place while AGF remain winless at the bottom. Kaihoj opened the scoring in the twenty-eighth minute before Dybdahl equalised for the visitors on the stroke of half-time. Johansen then restored the lead for the hosts in the fifty-ninth minute.
And here's the thing — the match really turned around after the break. Midtjylland came out sharper, and by then AGF had lost their shape. The visitors had dominated possession in the first half but failed to create anything clear. When Johansen finished, it was clear this was a game they'd already lost.
To be fair, AGF tried to respond. They brought on Braithwaite and Guldbjerg in the sixtieth minute, followed by Givskov and Jeppesen twelve minutes later. But the changes came too late. Midtjylland also made fresh legs, bringing on Rathe in the seventy-fourth minute and then adding two more in the seventy-seventh.
By then, the gap between the sides was obvious. Midtjylland sit second with fourteen points from six games, having won four and drawn twice. AGF are at the bottom with zero points — six defeats, no victories. The hosts had won their last three matches and drawn one, while the visitors had lost their last five.
The result means Midtjylland move closer to the top of the table, while AGF's winless run stretches to six games. It's a hard start for the visitors, and this defeat does little to ease the pressure. The hosts, meanwhile, are building momentum as the season progresses.