Hillerød Fodbold vs Lyngby: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Fri, 28 Nov '25)

As the clock ticks down to Fri, 28 Nov '25 UTC, the excitement for the upcoming Betinia Liga match at Fri peaks like a nosy neighbor watching drama unfold next door. In the head-to-head soap opera of these two teams, Hillerød Fodbold seems to be sitting in the director's chair with two wins, while Lyngby is playing the supporting role with just a single victory. Draws, it appears, decided to take a day off. The last episode in their ongoing saga was on Tue 19 Aug 25, where Hillerød Fodbold sashayed away with a 2-1 victory as the guest of honor.

In recent performances, Hillerød Fodbold had a less than stellar plot twist with a 1-3 loss to AC Horsens. Meanwhile, Lyngby danced past Esbjerg FB with a comfortable 2-0 win. Within their respective leagues, it's like a ladder in a sitcom; Hillerød Fodbold is balancing at position 3, while Lyngby is the daredevil acrobat at the top, strutting in position 1.

Player performance stats: For Hillerød Fodbold, A. Justinussen, with his 10-goal scoring spree, is the king of the goal jungle that Lyngby need to tame. On the flip side, Hillerød Fodbold better keep a close eye on G. Fraulo from Lyngby, who is distributing assists like candy, with 5 already this season.

The top player ratings for Hillerød Fodbold are: Jonathan Witt is leading with a rating of 7.4, with Adrian Justinussen and Gregers Arndal following suit at 7.21 and 6.9 respectively.

The top player ratings for Lyngby are: Casper Winther scores a phenomenal 7.35 rating, closely trailed by Peter Langhoff's 7.12 and Frederik Gytkjær's 7.11.

With possession stats as evenly balanced as a librarian's scales, Hillerød Fodbold holds onto 50.76%, while Lyngby just scrapes it at 50%. If the corner flag was a disco stick, Hillerød Fodbold dance with an average of 4.41 corners per match, while Lyngby strut their stuff with 5.59.

In terms of discipline, it's the good, the bad, and the yellow card crew. Hillerød Fodbold have 22 yellow cards, 2 red cards, and a couple of penalty goals as war trophies. Lyngby's record isn't far off, with 38 yellow cards, matching reds, and similar penalty adventures.

With all the delightful chaos above, it seems likely that Lyngby, riding on their form and league position, might just have the edge to script a successful episode and clinch this match.