After two late goals won the Victorian Sunday 2-1 against Esbjerg, and got his first victory in seven matches.

south Jutland turned Sunday a threatening defeats to victory in a few minutes, when the team won 2-1 on their home ground in the 3F League of Esbjerg, which ended with nine man on the field.

It is Sønderjyskes first victory in the League in seven matches.

Already after six minutes brought Mohammed Dauda otherwise Esbjerg in front, and the result seemed to hold, until Artem Dovbyk appeared in the field and equalized with just over ten minutes left.

Five minutes later secured Christian Jakobsen Jutland victory, when he scored on a penalty kick.

the victory ensured the Border, in order to keep the distance down to Esbjerg, who with a win could have reduced the gap to denmark lost to three points.

Jutland is after 19 matches on the 11.-square with 22 points, while Esbjerg is located on the 13.-square with 13 points.

Esbjerg put otherwise, the best out, and already after six minutes brought the team ahead.

Mathias Kristensen took a free-kick, before Jutland-the defense was in place, and then could Mohammed Dauda poke the ball into the net for 1-0.

Both teams had difficulty controlling the fight, and instead of the chances and finishes the battle had marked by duels and free kicks.

Before the break were awarded four yellow cards, two to each team.

Shortly after the break was Mohammed Dauda close to bringing Esbjerg further in front, but from a free position in the box he shot at the side of the goal.

south Jutland took the victory after some dramatic slutminutter.

With just over ten minutes left of the match equalized Artem Dovbyk, since he was the first of a loose ball in the box.

And shortly after turned the whole of south Jutland, when Daniel Anyembe committed a penalty which Christian Jakobsen put it safely in the net. Anyembe was also demonstrated in the situation to deprive an obvious målchance.

In the referee's stoppage time also got Rodolph Austin marching orders, when he was given his second yellow card.

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