FC Helsingør travelled to Sundby Idrætspark today to meet Fremad Amager in a reserve team match.
FCH showed up with several U19 players, who today got the chance to show themselves. Oliver Kjærgaard and Carl Lange were back in the FCH jersey today after their injuries.
From the first whistle in the match, it did not take long before Oliver Kjærgaard found Oliver Drost inside Fremad Amager's penalty area. Drost was confident in his finish and could shoot the ball past the goalkeeper. 0-1 to FCH.
Fremad Amager quickly responded, however, as the FCH defence fumbled with the ball, and David Boysen was able to exploit that in a 1 against 1 situation against FCH goalkeeper Hjalte Petersen. Boysen safely shot the ball into the goal for 1-1 and an equaliser for Fremad Amager.
Halfway through the first half, FCH won a penalty, which Oliver Drost took care of. Drost shoots the ball safely into the right corner of the goal and helps the team to a 1-2 lead. That score held until half-time.
In the second half, Fremad Amager challenged the young FCH goalkeeper Hjalte Petersen, who however produced several good saves and did not allow Fremad Amager to equalise. Until Fremad Amager's Henrik Meister was played free inside the FCH penalty area and could shoot the ball past a helpless Hjalte Petersen. Equaliser to 2-2 for Fremad Amager.
The FCH team tried to create chances, but Fremad Amager used their physicality to keep them away from dangerous opportunities. There were therefore no further goals in the match, which thus ends 2-2.
