Viborg suffer first defeat in Jutland handball classic
Translated from Danish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- Ikast Håndbold beat Viborg HK 30-25, handing Viborg its first defeat of the season.
- Both clubs have four points after three league matches.
- Ikast playmaker Emma Lindqvist scored seven goals and praised the home side’s defensive effort.
Viborg HK came back down to earth Tuesday night after winning its first two matches of the season. Ikast Håndbold beat Viborg 30-25 at home in the women’s handball league, leaving both teams with four points after three games.
The traditional meeting between the two established clubs did not match the stature of earlier editions. Both teams made too many mistakes at times, reflecting how early the season remains.
Games against Viborg are always great, and it is lovely to win at home.
Viborg trailed for much of the match but fought back to level the score at 17-17 ten minutes into the second half. The visitors then lost momentum, and their goalkeepers, Stine Broløs and Louise Bak Jensen, struggled to make an impact after the break.
Ikast were not at their best in attack either, but they held Viborg to 25 goals. Swedish playmaker Emma Lindqvist led the home team with seven goals. “Games against Viborg are always great, and it is lovely to win at home,” she told TV 2 Sport. “We defended well and kept Viborg down to 25 goals, but we also struggled a little in attack.”
We defended well and kept Viborg down to 25 goals, but we also struggled a little in attack.
Originally published by Berlingske in Danish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.