Roskilde 3–2 HIK Hellerup
Danish 2nd Division – 6 June 2026, 20:00

A thrilling encounter at Roskilde Idrætspark saw the home side edge past HIK Hellerup 3‑2, maintaining their impressive unbeaten run at home. The match featured five goals, a missed penalty, and late drama that kept fans on the edge of their seats until the final whistle.

Match Overview

Roskilde started brightly, scoring twice inside the opening quarter‑hour, but HIK fought back to level before half‑time. The second half was a tense battle, and Roskilde grabbed the winner with ten minutes remaining to claim a vital victory in their push for the promotion playoff spots.

Key Moments

• 8’ – Goal Roskilde: Striker Oliver Larsen headed in from a corner, giving Roskilde an early lead.
• 14’ – Goal Roskilde: Winger Mads Andersen doubled the lead with a fierce strike from the edge of the box.
• 35’ – Goal HIK Hellerup: A swift counter‑attack ended with Jonas Friis slotting home to make it 2‑1.
• 42’ – Goal HIK Hellerup: Forward Anders Møller equalised with a looping header from a cross, stunning the home crowd.
• 80’ – Goal Roskilde: Substitute Rasmus Jensen scored the winner, turning in a low cross from close range.
• 89’ – Missed Penalty (HIK): HIK were awarded a penalty, but Roskilde’s goalkeeper Niklas Bødker saved Emil Thomsen’s effort to preserve the lead.

Tactical Story

Roskilde’s early intensity paid off, but they lost control after the 30‑minute mark. HIK Hellerup switched to a more direct approach, bypassing Roskilde’s midfield and using long balls to create chaos. Roskilde re‑established order after the break by dropping deeper and hitting on the break, which eventually produced the winner.

Standout Players

• Oliver Larsen (Roskilde): Scored the opener and was a constant aerial threat, winning nine duels.
• Niklas Bødker (Roskilde): The hero with a crucial penalty save that secured all three points.
• Anders Møller (HIK Hellerup): His equaliser was a moment of quality, and he troubled Roskilde’s defence all night.

Table Impact

Roskilde jump to sixth in the Danish 2nd Division, now only three points behind the promotion playoff places. HIK Hellerup remain in 13th, dangerously close to the relegation zone, with just one win in their last five matches.