GOG arrived at the meeting in Elite Group 1 with three wins out of four matches. In contrast, IFK Kristianstad Orange had lost all four of their opening matches and were still searching for their first points.

The difference between the teams was also evident right from the start. GOG set a high tempo from the throw-off, and the Danes quickly reaped rewards with their fast-paced attacking play. IFK attempted to disrupt with an offensive defense, but GOG repeatedly solved situations with quick passes, nimble footwork, and a playstyle that appeared both well-organized and fluid.

Despite a wet surface, where several players slipped on the rain-soaked grass, the Danes continued to play at a high speed. Meanwhile, IFK struggled to find their rhythm. Much of their attacking play relied on shooting from distance, but the shots rarely yielded significant results. Several technical errors did not help matters, and when GOG surged to a 6–2 lead, the match began to tilt heavily in favor of the Danes.

The teamwork between the teams also stood out. While GOG operated in sync and rhythm, IFK occasionally seemed to lack the timing necessary against opponents of this caliber. However, Kristianstad did have a bright spot in their goalkeeping, which kept the score down during stretches of the first half. Despite this, GOG was able to head into halftime with a comfortable lead, 9–3.

After the break, the Danes struggled to maintain the same high tempo initially, but the control over the match was never in jeopardy.

IFK continued to seek shots from distance, while GOG repeatedly broke through to score. The Danes also treated the audience to a couple of attempted Japanese shots, but were unable to find the net.

In the end, the Danish powerhouse secured a convincing 15–6 victory and continued to impress in the B18 class.