FC Hoyvik 2-4 B36 Torshavn II: B36 Reserves Deliver Clinical Division 1 Away Display

Final score: FC Hoyvik 2-4 B36 Torshavn II
League: Faroe Islands Division 1
Date: 12 September 2026

B36 Torshavn II produced one of their most complete attacking performances of the Faroe Islands Division 1 season, defeating FC Hoyvik 4-2 in an entertaining away match. The reserve side of the capital club combined youthful energy with ruthless finishing, scoring four times against a Hoyvik team that struggled to contain runners from midfield and wide areas.

The result gives B36 Torshavn II a valuable boost in the league standings, while FC Hoyvik are left to reflect on a night when they twice threatened to make the contest close but could not match their opponent’s precision in the final third.

Match Overview

B36 Torshavn II began with intent, pressing high and forcing FC Hoyvik into early mistakes. The breakthrough arrived in the 11th minute when Mikkjal Joensen collected the ball just outside the penalty area, shifted onto his right foot and placed a low shot beyond the Hoyvik goalkeeper.

Hoyvik responded well. Their equaliser came in the 24th minute through Jóhan á Lakjuni, who reacted quickest after a corner kick was only partially cleared. The home crowd sensed momentum, but B36 Torshavn II regained control just before half-time when Rógvi Holm finished a swift counter-attack in the 41st minute.

The second half belonged largely to the visitors. Joensen added his second goal in the 58th minute, and substitute Andreas Petersen made it 4-1 in the 72nd minute with a composed finish after being played through on goal. Heini Samuelsen pulled one back for FC Hoyvik in the 84th minute, but it proved only a consolation as B36 Torshavn II closed out the win.

Key Moments

• 11th minute: Mikkjal Joensen opens the scoring for B36 Torshavn II with a low finish from the edge of the box.
• 24th minute: Jóhan á Lakjuni equalises for FC Hoyvik after a poorly cleared corner.
• 41st minute: Rógvi Holm restores B36 Torshavn II’s lead following a fast break.
• 58th minute: Joensen scores his second, finishing calmly after a defence-splitting pass.
• 72nd minute: Andreas Petersen adds a fourth for the visitors.
• 84th minute: Heini Samuelsen scores a late consolation for FC Hoyvik.

Tactical Story

B36 Torshavn II lined up in a flexible 4-3-3 that became a 4-2-3-1 when defending. Their midfield trio pressed aggressively, forcing FC Hoyvik to play long passes more often than they would have liked. Once B36 won possession, they attacked vertically and targeted the space behind Hoyvik’s advanced full-backs.

FC Hoyvik used a 4-4-2 shape and tried to build through the flanks, but their central midfield struggled to track late runners. The home side’s best moments came from set pieces and crosses into the box, yet they were unable to sustain pressure for long enough to truly unsettle the visitors.

Standout Performers

Mikkjal Joensen was the clear man of the match, scoring twice and constantly finding pockets of space between Hoyvik’s midfield and defence. Rógvi Holm controlled the tempo in midfield and added a crucial goal before half-time. For FC Hoyvik, Jóhan á Lakjuni was their most dangerous outlet, while Heini Samuelsen deserved credit for refusing to give up the contest.

What the Result Means in Division 1

For B36 Torshavn II, the three points reinforce their reputation as a dangerous, fast-moving side capable of troubling any team in the division. Their goal difference also receives a healthy boost, which could matter in the race for position within the top half of the Faroe Islands Division 1 table.

FC Hoyvik, meanwhile, will need to tighten up defensively. Conceding four goals at home is a concern, especially with important fixtures ahead. The team showed attacking flashes, but Division 1 rewards teams that can defend transitions and set-piece situations more consistently.