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10-31 23:00
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Skala Itrottarfelag - Streymur VS Skala Itrottarfelag Live
Skala Itrottarfelag
Live Match
Statistics
H2H
Lineups
EB Streymur
Skala Itrottarfelag
Attacks
119
109
Dangerous Attacks
63
63
Ball Possession
54
46
On Target
5
7
Off Target
61410
2038
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92′
End 0-2
End 0-2
93′
kristian eliasen
92′
91′
K. M. Jacobsen
silas gaard
91′
roi olsen
M. H. Mortensen
87′
D. Petersen
86′
joensen
g.dam
82′
l.ba sowa
79′
frioi holm
m.bjorn thomas
71′
M. Nielsen
M. Effiom
68′
J. Lutzen
p.hans bo a
68′
V. Sorensen
A. Olsen
61′
m.hellisa
56′
m.bjorn thomas
52′
Markus isaksen
Martin johansen
46′
M. Nielsen
B. Egilsson
Halftime 0-2
45′
0-2
silas gaard
44′
B. Egilsson
43′
8′
0-1
Jakup frederiksberg
Assist: Martin johansen
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Match Info

EB Streymur 0-2 Skala Itrottarfelag: Clinical Away Display Secures Three Points

Skala Itrottarfelag secured a well-earned 0-2 away victory over EB Streymur in the Faroe Islands Premier League on October 31, 2026. The visitors defended resolutely, took their chances when they arrived and kept a clean sheet to claim all three points in a match that was more competitive than the final scoreline might suggest.

Match overview

Streymur started with energy and tried to impose themselves on the game, but they struggled to turn possession into clear chances. Skala were content to absorb pressure and look for openings in transition, and that approach paid off when they opened the scoring in the first half. The goal gave the visitors confidence and forced Streymur to take more risks.

After the break, Streymur pushed more bodies forward in search of an equaliser, but Skala's defensive discipline held. The visitors doubled their lead with a well-worked move, and from there they managed the game smartly, slowing the tempo and limiting Streymur's access to the penalty area.

Key moments

  • First-half opener: Skala capitalised on a turnover and finished calmly to take the lead against the run of early possession.
  • Streymur pressure: The hosts delivered several balls into the box before half-time, but Skala's centre-backs dealt with them.
  • Second goal: A quick passing sequence in the second half created space for Skala to double their advantage.
  • Late resistance: Streymur threw players forward in the final minutes, but the visitors held firm to complete the shutout.

Tactical story

Skala's game plan was built on compact defending and quick counter-attacks. They conceded possession at times but never lost their shape, and their midfield worked hard to close the space in front of the back four. When they won the ball, they looked to move it forward quickly, targeting the channels and asking Streymur's defenders to turn.

Streymur had spells of control but lacked the final touch in the attacking third. Their deliveries from wide areas were often cleared, and their central forwards were kept at arm's length by Skala's physical defending. The home side will be disappointed with the result, but the performance showed enough promise to suggest they can bounce back.

Standout performers

Skala's forward was the match-winner, combining sharp movement with composed finishing. The visiting goalkeeper also played an important role, making a couple of smart saves to preserve the clean sheet. For Streymur, the midfield captain never stopped driving forward, while their goalkeeper kept the score respectable with several saves.

Season impact

The three points are valuable for Skala Itrottarfelag in the Faroe Islands Premier League standings, especially because they came away from home against a difficult opponent. For EB Streymur, the defeat is a setback, but there is still time to correct course. Skala will take confidence from their defensive solidity, while Streymur must find more creativity in the final third.