Inter Turku 0-0 FC København result, stats and report

Mohamed Elyounoussi scored twice and FC København controlled proceedings throughout to secure a 3-1 home victory over Sønderjyske Fodbold in the Danish Superliga, with the visitors finishing the match with ten men.

A goalless draw in Turku produced more than enough action to analyse, with 21 combined corners, 95 Inter Turku attacks and a finishing efficiency problem on both sides that will concern coaches more than supporters.

Viborg FF produced a tactically ruthless performance to dismantle FC København 4-0 in the Danish Superliga, scoring three times in the opening 16 minutes and never releasing their grip on the match. The thing nobody is talking about is just how completely Viborg's defensive structure neutralised a side that had been averaging over two goals per game going into Sunday afternoon.

Brøndby IF sit top of the Danish Superliga after five games but FC København arrive at Brøndby Stadion carrying the weight of last season's title and some sharp recent form. This one has tactical consequences far beyond the three points.

FC København host Horsens on Friday evening carrying a league position that flatters their underlying numbers, and the visitors arrive with defensive vulnerabilities that a structured home side should be able to exploit. This is a fixture with more tactical texture than the table suggests.

FC København arrive in Odense on the back of five consecutive Superliga victories and eighteen goals scored. Odense are struggling for form and confidence, but their home record over the longer stretch tells a different story.

Two of the Danish Superliga's form sides meet on Thursday 3 September. København are banging them in for fun at home. Nordsjælland have barely conceded all season. Something has to give. Jay Thompson breaks it all down.

FC København sit top of the Danish Superliga with a perfect record, while Sønderjyske arrive in Copenhagen carrying two defeats from three matches and a defensive record that makes this fixture look very one-sided. Sophie Hargreaves breaks down the patterns that matter.