Afturelding Women 3–1 Dalvik Reynir Women | Iceland Women 2 Deild | 29 June 2026

Afturelding Women continued their strong form in the Icelandic Women 2 Deild with a convincing 3–1 victory over Dalvik Reynir Women at the N1-völlurinn. The home side dominated large spells of the match and moved up the table with a deserved win.

Match Report

Afturelding started with intent, pressing high and forcing Dalvik Reynir onto the back foot. The breakthrough came in the 17th minute when a cross from the right found Katrín Björgvinsdóttir, who controlled and fired home from ten yards. Dalvik struggled to create clear-cut chances in the first half, with Afturelding’s midfield controlling possession.

The second goal arrived just before the interval. A quick free-kick caught the Dalvik defence napping, allowing forward Karítas Lárusdóttir to drive forward and smash the ball into the roof of the net.

Second Half – Dalvik Fight, Afturelding Seal It

Dalvik Reynir came out with renewed energy after the break and pulled a goal back in the 52nd minute. A corner was only partially cleared, and Áslaug Jóhannesdóttir lashed the loose ball into the net to give the visitors hope. However, Afturelding quickly restored their two-goal cushion. In the 66th minute, winger Margrét Einarsdóttir cut inside and unleashed a curling effort that beat the goalkeeper at her far post – a goal of real quality that effectively ended the contest.

The home side controlled the remainder of the game, comfortably seeing out the victory. Dalvik pushed forward late on but could not find a second goal.

Key Players:

• Katrín Björgvinsdóttir (Afturelding) – Opened the scoring and was a constant menace in attack.
• Margrét Einarsdóttir (Afturelding) – Her stunning second-half strike wrapped up the points.
• Áslaug Jóhannesdóttir (Dalvik Reynir) – Scored a spirited consolation and never gave up.

League Impact

The victory lifts Afturelding Women to 5th in the Iceland Women 2 Deild table, just two points off the top three. Dalvik Reynir remain in the bottom half, but their performance suggested they have the quality to climb if they can maintain consistency.