Nordsjaelland could have lost their fifth Superliga match in a row if they were defeated by Viborg at home. But the Farum club delivered a disciplined performance on Monday evening, where a goal after three minutes by the 19-year-old Norwegian Sindre Walle Egeli was the only one of the match. It was Peter Ankersen who nicely sent Sindre Walle Egeli deep, and the fast teenager oversprinted his opponent and rounded Viborg goalkeeper Lucas Lund on the left side of the field. The lead took FC Nordsjælland to the break after a chance-poor first half. In the second half, it got better with the number of chances, but it never became really dangerous in either end. The last best moment came with 12 minutes to go, when Kian Hansen was substituted out. Earlier in the summer, the 36-year-old defender said he would stop his career when the transfer window closed to give the club time to find a replacement. It is before the next FC Nordsjælland match, so Kian Hansen's career got its conclusion on Monday evening with a round of applause from a modestly filled Right to Dream Park after 78 minutes. And then there were only three points to be won, and it succeeded for FC Nordsjælland. With a clean sheet and a title as the match's player, Kian Hansen could not have ended his career better. FC Nordsjælland won 1-0 against Viborg and climbed over the relegation zone. It was an important win for the club, which now has the opportunity to fight for a place in the top of the Superliga. But it is still a long way to the top, and FC Nordsjælland must continue to play disciplined and together to achieve success. So it will be exciting to see how the club does in the upcoming matches.