Story Summary
Frederikshavn White Hawks staged a late comeback to beat Rungsted Seier Capital 5-4 in Concordium Arena on 8 September 2026. Rungsted opened the scoring with two first-period power-play goals – Olle Liss and Tim Welin – and led 2-1 after the first. Frederikshavn fought back in the second: Leo Ring levelled around the 26-minute mark and Christopher Rübenach gave the visitors the lead two minutes before the interval. In the third period Albert Schioldan and Christopher Frederiksen combined for two goals to push the White Hawks 5-3 with five minutes remaining. Rungsted reduced late, but Frederikshavn held on to claim all three points and their third win in a row.
Key Facts
- Match: Rungsted Seier Capital vs Frederikshavn White Hawks – final score 4-5.
- Period scores: (2-1, 0-2, 2-2).
- Date and location: 8 September 2026, Concordium Arena.
- First-period power-play goals for Rungsted by Olle Liss and Tim Welin.
- Oliver Gatz Nielsen scored for Frederikshavn before the first intermission to make it 2-1.
- Around 26 minutes Leo Ring scored to level the match for Frederikshavn.
- Christopher Rübenach scored two minutes before the second-period break to give Frederikshavn the lead.
- Albert Schioldan and Christopher Frederiksen combined for two goals to put Frederikshavn 5-3 with five minutes to play.
- Rungsted scored a late consolation but the White Hawks took the win.
- Frederikshavn have nine points from four games to start the season.
- Rungsted had previously taken two strong away wins to open their campaign.
- Rungsted goalkeeper named in report: Grubak was in net for Rungsted during the game.
IHM Discussion
Frederikshavn’s resilience defined the contest, as the visitors turned Rungsted’s fast start into an away win. Rungsted struck twice on the power play in the first period through Olle Liss and Tim Welin, but Oliver Gatz Nielsen’s goal before the break kept Frederikshavn in touch.
Leo Ring levelled at around the 26-minute mark before Christopher Rübenach put Frederikshavn ahead two minutes before the second intermission. Rungsted hit back through Liss in the third, but Frederikshavn restored control as Albert Schioldan and Christopher Frederiksen combined in the build-up to two goals that made it 5-3 with five minutes left.
Rungsted reduced late, yet Frederikshavn saw out the 5-4 victory. The result reflected a composed response after falling two goals behind and gave the White Hawks a third successive win.
Why It Matters
Nine points from four games represents an excellent opening for Frederikshavn and gives the White Hawks early momentum. Winning after trailing 2-0 away from home also showed their ability to stay in the game and take their chances as the contest developed.
For Rungsted, the defeat came after an encouraging opening and two power-play goals. They will take positives from that start, but Frederikshavn’s recovery showed how quickly momentum can change over 60 minutes.
Mini Q&A
What was the final score and where was the match played?
Frederikshavn White Hawks won 5-4 at Concordium Arena, the home of Rungsted Seier Capital.
How did Rungsted take the early lead?
Rungsted opened 2-0 in the first period with two power-play goals, scored by Olle Liss and Tim Welin.
Who scored the key goals in Frederikshavn’s comeback?
Oliver Gatz Nielsen scored before the first intermission; Leo Ring levelled the match around the 26-minute mark; Christopher Rübenach put Frederikshavn in front two minutes before the interval; Albert Schioldan and Christopher Frederiksen added two late goals to make it 5-3.
What does the result mean for Frederikshavn’s start to the season?
The win gives Frederikshavn nine points from four games, an excellent start to the season.
Was any Rungsted player or situation singled out in the report?
Olle Liss was prominent with two goals for Rungsted, while Tim Welin was noted as having taken on greater responsibility following Morten Jensen’s departure. Grubak was in goal for Rungsted.
IHM Final View
Frederikshavn’s 5-4 win was an early-season boost, built on a recovery from two goals down and a decisive spell either side of the second intermission. Rungsted made a strong start and pushed late, but the White Hawks took all three points to continue their impressive opening run.