AGF concluded a busy week of football on a disappointing note, drawing 1-1 with FC Fredericia away from home. After participating in a compact spring start that included a cup match against FC Midtjylland, AGF coach Jakob Poulsen made minimal rotations, with 10 out of 11 players in the starting lineup featuring in their third consecutive match. The evident fatigue among the Aarhus players was noticeable, particularly as they struggled to maintain momentum throughout the match, which ultimately cost them two valuable points in the Superliga title race.

The match began with Fredericia taking advantage of AGF's sluggishness, as young player Sofus Johannesen took the initiative early on, scoring a surprising goal by putting the ball under the arm of AGF's goalkeeper, Jesper Hansen. AGF, despite being the better team later in the second half, could not capitalize on their chances to regain the lead, which means they must now be cautious as FC Midtjylland, competing closely behind them, has the chance to reduce AGF's lead in the standings.

As a result of this match, AGF's lead at the top of the Superliga stands at five points ahead of FC Midtjylland, who are poised to challenge that position in their upcoming game. The question remains as to whether the heavy legs of AGF's players, due to the busy schedule, played a critical role in this outcome. This situation places additional pressure on AGF moving forward as they seek to manage player fatigue while maintaining their position at the top of the league.