Brøndby IF

    • 8-9-5
    • 6th in Danish Superliga

    Fixtures

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    30/3
    5:00 pm
     
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    UEFA Conference League Qualifying

    2nd Leg - LEGI advance 4-3 on aggregate

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    UEFA Conference League Qualifying

    1st Leg

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    UEFA Conference League Qualifying

    2nd Leg - BRO advance 8-2 on aggregate

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    LLA

    UEFA Conference League Qualifying

    1st Leg

    Brøndby IF

    SOCCER

      Brøndby 0-1 Hibernian

      John McGinn endured heartbreak from the penalty spot as Hibernian crashed out of the Europa League against Brondby.The capital club turned in a fine display in the Danish capital and secured a 1-0 win on the night thanks to a goal from Scottish Cup hero David Gray.Debutant keeper Ross Laidlaw also excelled in what was shaping up to be an unforgettable night for the 1,000 fans who made the journey to Copenhagen.However, with the second qualifying round tie level at 1-1, McGinn was the villain when the contest went to the lottery of a shootout - with Brondby scoring all of their efforts to progress 5-3.Hibs boss Neil Lennon, confined to the stands following his dismissal last week, axed rookie Otso Virtanen, whose costly error in the first leg saw Kamil Wilczek give the Superliga side the win.Laidlaw, a summer signing from Raith Rovers, came into the side for his debut having not played a competitive game since a 5-4 defeat against Annan Athletic during a loan spell with Elgin in April 2015.Brondby started like a side determined to put the tie to bed in the opening exchanges and Wilczek headed narrowly over the bar following a super delivery by Johan Larsson.Larsson's cultured right foot then curled a free-kick inches over the bar after Marvin Bartley hauled down Teemu Pukki on the edge of the box.Lebogang Phiri, who missed the first leg in Edinburgh when he failed to receive a visa, was next to threaten for Brondby with a drive from 25 yards which cleared the bar, before Laidlaw was finally tested by Christian Norgaard's dipping, swerving drive.Having survived until the break, Hibs began the second period with renewed impetus and within three minutes of the restart, McGinn found Gray with a whipped cross. However, the Hibees skipper nodded over the bar.Gray, the man for the big occasion, would not be denied just after the hour mark. A Dylan McGeouch corner was woefully defended by the hosts, allowing Darren McGregor to prod towards goal where Gray was waiting to poke the ball home.Laidlaw excelled again in injury time, plunging to make a stunning fingertip save, pushing an effort by Larsson inches wide of the post.A nervous period of extra time passed with only Brondby's Andrew Hjulsager coming close, ensuring a fraught encounter would be decided from the penalty spot.Brondby dispatched every kick with composure and accuracy, whereas McGinn saw a tame effort save by Frederik Ronnow. Frederik Holst scored the decisive effort as Hibs bowed out.ends
      • 9Y
      • PA Sport

      Brøndby IF

      SOCCER

        Hibernian 0-1 Brondby

        Neil Lennon was sent to the stand on his Hibernian managerial debut as a goalkeeping howler consigned his team to a 1-0 Europa League qualifying defeat to Brondby. It was a night of inauspicious debuts as Otso Virtanen gifted the Danes the lead seconds into his first appearance at Easter Road. Hibernian's misfortune continued in the first leg of the second qualifying round when Jason Cummings was ruled offside as he netted in the 31st minute, a decision which annoyed Lennon so much that he was dismissed for his protests. Hibs' season was 16 seconds old when disaster struck for Virtanen. The 22-year-old goalkeeper got down to save a weak effort from the edge of the area but somehow let the ball squirm from his grasp and Kamil Wilczek drove it home. The Finn had only previously played two minutes for Hibs, after Mark Oxley was sent off during their William Hill Scottish Cup quarter-final win over Inverness. Oxley's suspension prompted Alan Stubbs to sign Conrad Logan for the semi-final but, with the pair leaving this summer, and West Brom keeper Alex Palmer on trial, Virtanen was handed his first start. The Danes begin their domestic season on Sunday but they sealed a trip to Edinburgh with a 10-1 victory over Valur of Iceland in the first round, a fact which might have had Hibs fans thinking back to their 7-0 home defeat to Malmo three years ago. But their team responded well. Cummings had an 18-yard shot beaten away and Darren McGregor came close with a header. Rodolph Austin shot over twice after set pieces for Brondby, who started with Lennon's former Celtic striker Teemu Pukki on the bench, before Hibs thought they had equalised. John McGinn cut Brondby open with a brilliant pass to set Martin Boyle away down the right and his low cross was converted by Cummings from 10 yards, but the Spanish officials ruled it was offside. It was a tight decision and officious referee Juan Martinez Munueara ran across to the Hibs bench to send Lennon off. The hosts continued to press and Boyle had two decent efforts saved before Marvin Bartley's cross caused panic in the Danish defence. Hibs' momentum was halted by the half-time whistle and the Danes could not capitalise on a couple of half chances before another moment of controversy midway through the second half when Holt went down after being set up by McGinn eight yards out. He looked to have no cause to dive given he had beaten his man but Munueara was not convinced and waved play on. Virtanen made a decent stop after coming off his line to thwart a counter-attack and Hibs endured a frustrating end to the game as their visitors held out comfortably.
        • 9Y
        • PA Sport
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        2024-25 Danish Superliga Ladder

        TeamGPWDLGDP
        FC Midtjylland221435+1545
        F.C. København221183+1441
        AGF22994+1936
        Randers FC22985+1135
        FC Nordsjælland221057+335
        Brøndby IF22895+1033

        2024-25 Team Leaders

        Danish Superliga

        36

        Mathias KvistgaardenF #36

        11
        Matches19
        Assists4
        28

        Yuito SuzukiM #28

        9
        Matches22
        Assists3
        17

        Mileta RajovicF #17

        5
        Matches15
        Assists2

        Rankings

        Danish Superliga

        Goal Difference
        10
        5th
        Goals Scored
        42
        Tied-1st
        Assists
        29
        3rd
        Goals Conceded
        32
        7th
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