Bajram Fetai scored two goals for the reserve team of Lyngby in a 5:1 win over the Akademisk Boldklub reserves.

Macedonian attacker Bajram Fetai played about 10 minutes for the first team of Lyngby on Monday so the coach wanted him to get more game action and had Fetai and several first team players suit up for the reserve team.  Fetai started for Lyngby and scored two goals in the 33rd and 55th minute.  Seconds after he scored his second goal, Fetai was substituted by Jasin Khayat.  The Lyngby reserves collected a 5:1 win over their counterparts from Akademisk Boldklub.

Speaking of Akademisk Boldklub, youngster Filip Davidovski, born in Denmark but of Macedonian origin, made a substitute appearance for the club.  Davidovski was a huge talent several years ago and was even invited to train with Real Madrid.  Also, Macedonian legend Darko Pancev sent him greetings a couple of years ago and wished him success in the future.

Filip Davidovski juggling the ball in the streets of Madrid:

Darko Pancev sends greetings to Davidovski: