AaB is ready to face FC Copenhagen in the cup after a 3-0 win over HB Køge in the exposed encounter.
the Danish superliga club AaB is the last team ready for the quarter finals of Sydbank Cup.
on Wednesday night won the people in north jutland the exposed pokalkamp against HB Køge with 3-0 after goals by Oliver Abildgaard, Iver Fossum and Tom van Weert.
With the victory can Gasquet look forward to the visit of FC Copenhagen in the quarterfinals. The exact time is not known, but the quarter-finals expected to be played in period 3.-5. march of next year.
Ottendedelsfinalen against HB Køge were originally supposed to be played on Wednesday 30. October, but was postponed due to an accident on the great belt Bridge.
the Bridge was closed for hours, and it was AaB’s materialemand not be able to reach – even if the fight in the first place was postponed an hour and a half.
For safety’s sake took materialemanden the ferry to Sealand this time, so the AaB players are not likely to be missing their a pair of football boots, Betpipo bandages and supplements.
It was among other things the lack of the things that led to that fight in October was postponed, which was the HB Køge, who had offered AaB to borrow what than people in north jutland had to be missing.
Before the vulnerable struggle had AaB director Thomas Bælum as also expressed in the North, that the two clubs are hardly on the christmas card with each other in years.
Inside of the rink was the animals subdued, and it took more than 80 minutes, before judge Jacob Sundberg had to pull a yellow card up pocket.
At the time, was the purge really settled in AaB’s favour.
Guests took the lead in the 24. minute, when Oliver Abildgaard scored on a presentation by Lucas Andersen. After an hour of play doubled the Iver Fossum the lead with a shot from the edge of the field.
In the final minutes put the dutchman Tom van Weert trump on with the goal to 3-0.
The four pokalkvartfinaler looks like this:
* AC Horsens – Silkeborg.
* Esbjerg – AGF.
* the Randers Jutland.
* AaB – FC Copenhagen.
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