Match summary
FC Copenhagen took a 2-0 win at Sonderjyske. FC Copenhagen led 2-0 at half-time.
Felix Beijmo put FC Copenhagen ahead in the 20th minute and Andreas Cornelius made it 0-2 in the 40th minute.
The chances backed that up: FC Copenhagen created 1.32 expected goals (xG) from 13 shots to Sonderjyske's 0.23 from 4.
FC Copenhagen controlled the match in this Danish Superliga fixture, dominating territory and possession with 66 percent of the ball compared to Sonderjyske's 34 percent. The visitors recorded 13 shots against 4 from the hosts, registering 4 shots on target to 1. Expected goals reflected FC Copenhagen's superiority at 1.32 to 0.23. Discipline saw 3 yellow cards issued to Sonderjyske players and 1 to FC Copenhagen, while the hosts committed 12 fouls and the visitors 8. FC Copenhagen also generated 5 corners to 1 and completed 671 passes to 344.
The opening goal arrived in the 20th minute when Felix Beijmo scored for FC Copenhagen to make the score 0-1. Sonderjyske received yellow cards for Ismaïl Seydi in the 24th minute and Pachanga Kristensen in the 26th minute. Andreas Cornelius extended the visitors' lead with a goal in the 40th minute, bringing the score to 0-2 at half-time. Following several substitutions across the second half, Mads Emil Madsen received a yellow card for FC Copenhagen in the 61st minute, and Jacob Christensen was cautioned for Sonderjyske in the 90+1st minute before the final whistle.