

B36 Torshavn II 5-2 NSI Runavik II – B36 Torshavn II put on a attacking masterclass in the Faroe Islands Division 1, thrashing NSI Runavik II 5-2 in a thrilling encounter on Sunday. The reserve team derby produced seven goals, with the home side's clinical finishing proving the difference.
Match Overview
B36 Torshavn II came out of the blocks firing and were 3-0 up inside 25 minutes, with two goals from their lively striker and a stunning free-kick. NSI Runavik II pulled one back before half-time, but B36 restored their three-goal cushion shortly after the restart. NSI scored again to make it 4-2, but any hopes of a comeback were extinguished when B36 added a fifth late on. The match was a showcase of attacking football, with both defences struggling to cope with the pace and movement of the forwards.
Key Moments
- 7' – B36 take an early lead with a neat finish.
- 19' – A second goal doubles the advantage.
- 24' – A 25-yard free-kick makes it 3-0.
- 39' – NSI pull one back with a header from a corner.
- 51' – B36 score their fourth from a counter-attack.
- 72' – NSI reduce the deficit to 4-2 with a penalty.
- 85' – B36 complete the scoring with a fifth goal.
Tactical Story
B36 Torshavn II played a high-tempo 4-3-3, pressing NSI high up the pitch and forcing turnovers. Their front three were relentless, and the midfield trio dominated the centre of the park. NSI Runavik II, using a 4-4-2, struggled to build from the back and were often caught out by B36's quick transitions. After going 3-0 down, NSI switched to a more direct approach, which brought them two goals, but they left gaps at the back that B36 exploited.
Standout Performances
B36's striker was the undisputed star of the show, scoring a hat-trick and causing havoc all afternoon. The attacking midfielder also impressed with two assists and a goal. For NSI, their captain never stopped running and scored a well-taken penalty, while their goalkeeper made several saves to prevent an even heavier defeat.
League Impact
This emphatic win lifts B36 Torshavn II up the Division 1 table, boosting their goal difference significantly. NSI Runavik II remain in the lower half and will need to tighten up defensively. The result is a statement of intent from B36's young squad, who are proving that the future is bright for the club. Next up, B36 face a tough away fixture, while NSI look to bounce back at home.