Match summary
Brondby won 2-0 at home to AGF Aarhus. Brondby led 1-0 at half-time.
Marko Divković put Brondby ahead in the 31st minute and Mads Frøkjær made it 2-0 in the 82nd minute.
The chances backed that up: Brondby created 2.68 expected goals (xG) from 14 shots to AGF Aarhus's 0.95 from 16.
Brondby secured a 2-0 victory against AGF Aarhus on matchday 13 of the Danish Superliga, despite registering 47 percent possession compared to the visitors' 53 percent. The hosts dominated the attacking metrics by generating 14 shots with 4 on target, contrasted with 16 shots and just 1 on target for AGF Aarhus. Brondby accumulated an expected goals tally of 2.68 against 0.95 for their opponents, while also earning 9 corners to 6. The physical encounter saw 21 fouls committed by Brondby and 13 by AGF Aarhus, resulting in 3 yellow cards for the home side and 1 for the away team.
The opening breakthrough arrived in the 31st minute when Marko Divković scored to give Brondby a 1-0 lead, which they maintained until half-time. Following several second-half substitutions for both teams, disciplinary action increased as Mads Frøkjær and Marcus Younis received yellow cards for Brondby in the 70th and 75th minutes respectively. Mads Frøkjær then secured the result in the 82nd minute by scoring Brondby's second goal. Late bookings were issued to Kristian Arnstad for argument in the 85th minute and Oliver Villadsen for a foul in the 90+2nd minute, before the match concluded at 2-0.