Denmark Weekend Review by Poul-Henrik Worm - September 2, 2007 |
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| ▪ England Weekend Review | |
Viborg blanked AGF and Jeremiah White, the only American in SAS Liga action this weekend, to climb out of the league basement. |
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| ▪ ASD Match Report: AaB Advance | |
| -------------------------- VIBORG RISE FROM CELLAR Robbie Russell watched from the bench as his team Viborg FF recorded their second win of the season against Aarhus GF who had Jeremiah White on the field for the entire 90 minutes of the 2-0 loss. The home side dominated the game from the beginning. Steffen Højer had an open chance after 15 minutes, but mistimed his finish. With eight minutes to go of the first half, Petter Furuseth Olsen sent in a cross. A completely mis-timed clearance from Kim Madsen left Christian Muomaife alone with keeper Steffen Rasmussen and the Senegalese striker made the most of his chance. Viborg acquired Srdjan Radonjic on loan from Odense BK in the final hours of the transfer window, and in the 67th minute, he replaced Muomaife in the Viborg offense. With eight minutes to go, Jakob Glerup sent a through ball to the Montenegrin, who smashed it into the near corner. The result sends Viborg above the relegation line into ninth place as AGF sinks to the bottom. Next weekend, Viborg play host to Lyngby, while AGF travel to Randers. Scoring VFF - Christian Muomaife 2 (Petter Furuseth-Olsen) 37' VFF - Srdjan Radonjic (Jakob Glerup Nielsen) 82' Line-ups VFF - John Alvbåge; Zoltan Balog, Asbjørn Sennels, Thomas Tengstedt, George Popkhadze, Petter Furuseth-Olsen, Robert Åhman-Persson (Rurik Gislason 77'), Jakob Glerup Nielsen, Simon Nagel (Lasse Kryger 71'), Christian Muomaife (Srdjan Radonjic 67'), Steffen Højer AGF - Steffen Rasmussen; Ulrik Lindkvist, Ole Budtz, Kim Madsen, Michael Lumb (Jens Gjesing 70'), Alex Valencia (Peter Sand 62'), Jerry Lucena, Kári Árnason, Lars Pleidrup, Jeremiah White, Peter Graulund -------------------------- ON THE SIDELINE Backup keeper Tally Hall watched from the bench as Esbjerg fell 4-3 away to AC Horsens. |
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