Sundby BK 3–3 Odder IGF
Danish Division 3 Group A, 30 May 2026

An extraordinary second‑half comeback saw Odder IGF snatch a 3‑3 draw against Sundby BK in Danish Division 3 Group A. Sundby appeared cruising to victory with a three‑goal lead, but Odder’s stunning fightback earned them a point that could prove vital in their battle against the drop.

First‑half dominance

Sundby BK started with tremendous intensity at Sundby Idrætspark. They opened the scoring in the 11th minute through striker Mikkel Vestergaard, who tapped home after a goalmouth scramble. The lead was doubled just before half‑time when midfielder Sebastian Bach curled a free‑kick over the defensive wall and into the top corner. At 2‑0 up, Sundby looked comfortable and in control.

Sundby’s three‑goal cushion

Early in the second half, Sundby extended their advantage. A well‑worked move down the right flank ended with winger Lucas Møller crossing for Vestergaard to score his second of the game in the 52nd minute. 3‑0 seemed unassailable, and the home fans began to celebrate what appeared a straightforward win.

Odder’s remarkable revival

But Odder IGF had other ideas. The visitors pulled one back in the 59th minute through substitute strike Lasse Jensen, who latched onto a through ball and finished coolly. The goal gave Odder belief, and they pressed forward relentlessly. In the 73rd minute, a defensive mix‑up allowed midfielder Jonas Bjerre to slot home from close range, making it 3‑2. With Sundby rattled, Odder continued to push. The equaliser came deep into stoppage time – in the 93rd minute, a corner was headed in by centre‑back Rasmus Thygesen, sparking wild celebrations among the Odder players and travelling fans.

Table implications

The draw lifts Odder IGF to 27 points, moving them one place above the relegation zone on goal difference. Sundby BK remain in mid‑table on 34 points, their hopes of a top‑three finish fading after dropping two precious points. The result epitomises the unpredictability of Danish Division 3 Group A, where no lead is ever truly safe.

What’s next

Sundby BK next face a tricky trip to promotion‑chasing Holbæk, while Odder IGF host bottom‑side FC Djursland in a match they will view as a golden opportunity to climb further away from danger.