Throttur Reykjavik U19 2-7 HK Ymir U19: Goal Fest in Iceland U19 League

HK Ymir U19 ran riot against Throttur Reykjavik U19, winning 7-2 in a high-scoring Iceland U19 League encounter on June 24, 2026. The visitors dominated from start to finish, displaying ruthless finishing and attacking flair that left the home side shell-shocked.

Match Overview

The match at Reykjavik’s outdoor pitch was played under clear skies, but Throttur’s hopes were quickly dashed. HK Ymir scored early and often, with a brace from their star striker and contributions across the team. Throttur managed two consolations but were never in the contest.

Goal Sequence

• 4th minute: HK Ymir’s Arnar Björnsson opened the scoring with a close-range finish after a defensive error.
• 12th minute: Elías Guðmundsson doubled the lead with a powerful strike from outside the box.
• 23rd minute: Throttur pulled one back through Haukur Jónsson, who slotted home after a rare HK Ymir mistake.
• 31st minute: HK Ymir restored their two-goal lead via a penalty converted by Viktor Rúnarsson.
• 41st minute: Arnar Björnsson scored his second, heading in a corner.
• 57th minute: Alexander Örlygsson made it 5-1 with a deflected shot.
• 68th minute: Throttur’s Jónas Pálsson scored a free-kick to reduce the deficit to 5-2.
• 76th minute: Elías Guðmundsson completed his brace with a solo run.
• 89th minute: Substitute Kristján Valdimarsson added a seventh in stoppage time.

Attacking Masterclass

HK Ymir showcased a fast, direct style that Throttur could not handle. Their passing was crisp, their movement intelligent, and their finishing clinical. The visitors recorded 22 shots, with 15 on target – a stunning efficiency.

Man of the Match

Arnar Björnsson (two goals, one assist) was the standout, but Elías Guðmundsson ran him close with his two goals and tireless running.

Season Context

HK Ymir U19’s emphatic win solidifies their position near the top of the Iceland U19 League table. Throttur Reykjavik U19, meanwhile, will need to improve defensively to avoid slipping further down the standings.