Jeremiah White saw red in an AGF home loss to FC Nordsjælland, while suddenly streaking Aalborg BK claimed a seven-goal shootout at Lyngby.

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WHITE OFF AS AGF SLIP AT HOME
Aarhus GF lost 2-1 at home to FC Nordsjælland on Saturday afternoon in a game that will be remembered mostly for poor refereeing, including a dubious second yellow card for Jeremiah White.

Referee Jesper Overgaard first made himself noticed when he missed an obvious penalty committed by AGF keeper Steffen Rasmussen on Bajram Fetai after 13 minutes.

Eight minutes later, however, justice was served when Martin Bernburg headed in a beautiful cross from Canadian Issey Nakajima-Farran for the opening goal.

Only two minutes later, Bernburg doubled the score when he slotted in a rebound after a corner kick.

It took 30 minutes of massive pressure against the visitor's goal before Alex Valencia finished a move inside the box with a shot into the top of the net to bring back some hope for the hosts.

In the next minute, however, that hope took a blow when Overgaard showed White his second yellow card for a foul on Henrik Kildentoft. Television footage, however, showed that while White went in aggressively, he didn't touch Kildentoft, who was pushed from behind by White's teammate Garra Dembelé.

Overgaard failed again a minute later, when he missed a blatant handball in the penalty area by AGF's Ulrik Lindkvist.

Despite the loss, Aarhus stay above the relegation line, two points ahead of Brøndby. The club has filed a complaint with the Danish FA in an attempt to avoid suspension for White.

Scoring
FCN - Martin Bernburg 4 (Issey Nakajima-Farran) 21'
FCN - Martin Bernburg 5 21'
AGF - Alex Valencia 1 (Ole Budtz) 75'

Line-ups
AGF - Steffen Rasmussen; Ulrik Lindkvist, Ole Budtz, Kim Madsen, Michael Lumb, Jeremiah White, Jerry Lucena, Kari Árnason (Alex Valencia 62'), Jens Gjesing (Lars Pleidrup 62'), Dioh Williams, Peter Graulund (Garra Dembelé 72')

FCN - Kim Christensen; Allan Olesen, Daniel Jensen, Johnny Lundberg (Henrik Kildentoft 63'), Dennis Cagara, Bajram Fetai (Marcus Pode 84'), Morten Karlsen, Søren Christensen, Issey Nakajima-Farran, Martin Bernburg, Nicklas Pedersen (Kenni Olsen 75')

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RED-HOT AAB SURVIVE ROAD THRILLER
After a tough but impressive UEFA Cup game against Sampdoria, Danny Califf's Aalborg BK took their fourth straight league win as they traveled to face SAS Liga cellar dwellers Lyngby BK.

Surprisingly, it was the hosts who struck first when Kim Aabech sent a long ball into the area for Christian Holst, who headed it past keeper Karim Zaza for the opener after 10 minutes.

The lead lasted less than a minute before Jacob Bresemann brought down Rade Prica in the penalty area and Michael Jacobsen equalized from the spot.

Lyngby went ahead once again 15 minutes later when Califf's clearance hit Michael Jacobsen, giving Jesper Håkansson space to tap it in.

Aalborg equalized for a second time in the 37th minute when Siyabonga Nomvethe finished a run down the right flank with a perfect cross to Prica, who headed it in from point blank.

Six minutes later, Lyngby keeper Rune Pedersen punched a corner kick straight to Prica, whose shot bounced over the keeper to make it 3-2.

Lyngby would take advantage of another defensive mistake when Jacobsen failed to clear the ball eight minutes into the second half. Christian Holst tackled it in for his second of the afternoon.

Aalborg got the final word 20 minutes into the second half when Nomvethe served a flat square ball at the feet of Andreas Johansson, who made no mistake from close range.

Aalborg have now joined the front race in earnest. They are currently fifth, even on points with Odense BK and one point behind Horsens, who hold third place.

Scoring
LBK - Christian Holst 4 (Kim Aabech) 11'
AAB - Michael Jacobsen 2 (PK) 11'
LBK - Jesper Håkansson 1 25'
AAB - Rade Prica 5 (Siyabonga Nomvethe) 37'
AAB - Rade Prica 6 43'
LBK - Christian Holst 5 54'
AAB - Andreas Johansson 3 (Siyabonga Nomvethe) 66'

Line-ups
LBK - Rune Pedersen; Rasmus Daugaard, Jacob Bresemann, Morten Petersen, Alexander Fischer (Rasmus Marvits 74'), Allan Nielsen, Morten Christiansen (Nicolai Melchiorsen 72'), Kim Aabech, Christian Holst, Mikkel Beckmann, Jesper Håkansson

AAB - Karim Zaza; Allan Olesen, Danny Califf, Michael Jacobsen, Martin Pedersen, Siyabonga Nomvethe (Ronnie Schwartz 76'), Kasper Risgaard (Thomas Enevoldsen 83'), Andreas Johansson, Mattias Lindström (Thomas Augustinussen 68'), Rade Prica, Jeppe Curth

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ON THE SIDELINE
Esbjerg fB backup keeper Tally Hall was on the bench as his team beat FC Midtjylland 2-0 at home on Sunday evening.

Robbie Russell was not on the game roster for Viborg FF as they fell 4-0 at home to Odense BK on Monday evening.