Sønderjyske defeated Silkeborg 2-0 in a Superliga match on Sunday, propelled by a strong performance in the second half. The victory moves Sønderjyske into the top six of the league standings. Silkeborg remains near the bottom, only two points ahead of Vejle Boldklub.

The decisive goals came shortly after halftime. Kristall Ingason scored the first goal for Sønderjyske, followed quickly by a second from Alexander Lyng.

The first half was uneventful, with both teams playing cautiously and creating few scoring opportunities. Mads Agger of Sønderjyske had the best chance of the half, but his shot was saved by Silkeborg goalkeeper Nicolai Larsen.

Agger also hit the post early in the second half, signaling Sønderjyske’s increased offensive pressure. The team capitalized on this momentum, with Ingason heading in the opening goal after 53 minutes.

Silkeborg struggled to respond, and Sønderjyske extended their lead when Lyng scored from a cross. The final score could have been wider, but Larsen made several saves to keep Silkeborg in the game.