It was drama all the way when Skanderborg AGF won the first Danish Championship semi-final 38-35 after extra time.
GOG generally made many mistakes and made several bad decisions during the match, but the Funen team still managed to keep it very close for a very long time.
GOG otherwise seemed to be in control during the first half, where Skanderborg AGF was only ahead once at 4-3.
In extra time, however, Skanderborg AGF was clearly the better team, and GOG did not have the quality and strength to take the victory.
GOG otherwise had good control of the events in the first half, where Skanderborg AGF was only ahead once at 4-3.
In the other semi-final, there was a big difference in level when Aalborg's handball team humiliated Mors-Thy by winning 40-21 in the first Danish Championship semi-final between the two teams on Wednesday evening.
It was only the second time in the club's history that Mors-Thy had reached the top four in the fight for the Danish championship.
Aalborg are more used to being in the fight for medals, and the greater experience and class showed on the scoreboard over the 60 minutes.
Already in the first half, Aalborg put everything in place, and it was pretty much decided with a half-time lead of 22-11.