Just like old times (only different) for former giants

Copenhagen football rivals FC Copenhagen and Brøndby again find themselves in a dogfight in the Superliga standings. Unfortunately for both teams, it is a race to avoid the bottom. After five matches, neither club has won a match, an amazing reversal of fortunes for two clubs that have 21 first and second place finishes between them since 1991. Both now have two points and are tied for the league’s last place. FC Copenhagen picked up a point in its 1-1 draw with AGF of Aarhus on Sunday. In its match on Friday, Brøndby suffered an embarrassing 5-2 defeat on the road against FC Midtjylland, who lead the league with 15 points.

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