FC Midtjylland took an extremely important step towards defending their title of the Danish Championship when they recorded a 4-2 win against the bitter FC Copenhagen rivals to regain the first place in the league. Agf again tried to find their shape in the Randers as things have begun to look gloomy for lyngby in the fight against removal.

Spectators in Norreskoven at gasp They were treated in no less than six goals in a match where the widow tried to take a step away from the removal area while Viborg was looking to raise their campaign for a place in European club competitions.

21-year-old Isak Jensen scored his third direct freekick in three games to make him 2-1 for visitors before Russian striker Onugkha GermanWho is borrowing from FC Copenhagenscored his ninth and tenth goal this season through two bullet heads to restore the lead for the local team.

It seemed like widows were directed for three extremely important points at the bottom of the table, when Renato Junior reset equality making it 3-3 five minutes from the bottom for visitors.

Lyngby have had a shameful start of the removal play off, which have only recorded one point from a nine possible and they were given a new blow to their aspirations to avoid removal when they lost 2-0 at home Surveillance who recorded their third victory in the last four games.

Visitors seized the initiative from the beginning and took the lead after 15 minutes. When Lyngby made a mistake in building them, surveys quickly stole possession while Andreas Oggesen made the ball for the unmarked Mads Agger, who cools the ball into the bet.

All hopes for an impossible comeback for the local team were extinguished six minutes from the bottom, when Lirim Qamili converted a penalty after Jannich Storch had again come down to the box.

Cepheus park in Randers It has rarely been a happy Hunting ground for AGF, and this was certainly the fact Thursday afternoon after Aarhus hopes to join the medal race at the championship offs was given a big blow after suffering a 3-1 loss in Randers.

Both teams had a chance to open the lead before Siem Nordli turned a penalty after half an hour after a clumsy foul by Nicolai Poulsen.

The local team also had a bright start in the second half after Wessel Dammers headed home just seconds after the interval and Bad went for worse for visitors after 55 minutes, when Mohamed Toure ‘ended up a quick attack.

Patrick Mortenssen managed to cut the deficit with his 19th goal of the season with the two minutes left over from the match, but it was a little too late for visitors.

Two goals within the last ten minutes gave FC Midtjylland a 4-2 dramatic win against the FC Copenhagen championship allowing Jotland’s team to move two points ahead from the Jacob Neestrup squad to the top of only six games to play in the season.

The local team took the lead after 29 minutes, when the Copenhagen defense failed to clear a cross from Pedro Bravo while the ball was kindly in the international Polish Adam Buksa who scored from close distance. Mikel Gogorza then doubled the lead ten minutes later, when he headed home a scatter of Kevin Mbabu.

Mohamed Elyounoussi then threw the visitors a rescue 11 minutes after the interval with a delightful conclusion and Victor Froholdt thought he had won a life point for FC Copenhagen when he entered the Midtjylland box to equalize with eleven minutes left.

But two goals in a quick success by Ousmane Diao and Bread allowed the local team to get an extremely important victory as they seek to defend their Danish championship from last season.