B36 Torshavn II’s reserves were left to rue a frantic second-half collapse as FC Suduroy stormed to a 4-2 victory in Faroe Islands Division 1 on September 6, 2026. The young home side showed plenty of ambition in the opening exchanges, but a ruthless Suduroy outfit — clinical on the counter and sharp from set pieces — eventually proved too strong under the late evening floodlights at the Torshavn ground.

Match overview

The result gave FC Suduroy a valuable three points in the race for promotion contention, while B36 Torshavn II remain a work in progress as a development side facing seasoned senior opponents weekly. Suduroy struck twice in the first half to take control, then answered every B36 push with another goal as the match swung open in the final quarter of an hour. A 2-4 scoreline slightly flattered the visitors in terms of possession, but their efficiency in front of goal told the true story.

First-half battles and early strikes

B36 Torshavn II started brightly, moving the ball quickly across the artificial turf and pinning Suduroy back during the opening ten minutes. The breakthrough, however, went to the visitors when a long diagonal was flicked on and finished calmly past the home goalkeeper. Suduroy then doubled the lead just before the half-hour mark with a well-worked corner routine, leaving the young B36 defence exposed at the near post.

Home coach had clearly demanded a response at the break, and B36 II came out with renewed intensity. A sweeping move down the left ended with a low cross turned home to reduce the deficit and give the capacity crowd renewed hope.

Second-half drama and Suduroy's finishing touch

Just as B36 threatened to level, FC Suduroy restored their two-goal cushion with a counter-attack of real precision. A turnover in midfield allowed Suduroy’s playmaker to slip a pass through the defensive line and slot in for his second of the evening. B36 showed character to score again shortly afterwards, finishing a scrappy goalmouth scramble from close range, but any chance of an equaliser was extinguished when Suduroy added a fourth in stoppage time, rounding the keeper after a long ball over the top.

Standout performers

• FC Suduroy’s striker — a constant menace with two well-taken goals and intelligent movement across the final third.
• Suduroy’s left winger — provided the assist for the opener and stretched the B36 back line throughout.
• B36 Torshavn II’s captain — led by example and scored one of the home goals, but lacked support in key moments.

Table implications

For FC Suduroy, the away win strengthens their push near the top of the Faroe Islands Division 1 standings, underlining their credentials as one of the division’s most dangerous attacking sides. B36 Torshavn II, meanwhile, remain in the lower half of the table, taking lessons from a spirited but ultimately uneven display. With the reserve side focusing on development, performances like this — competitive in patches but hurt by defensive lapses — will be used as teaching moments in the coming weeks.