Korsør BK (1–2) and Frederiksborg IF (1–2). After the fall season's last league match between Skovshoved IF and Frederiksborg IF on 30 October 1927 — played at the same time as the national match at Københavns Idrætspark between Denmark and Norway — the defending league and provincial champions, Skovshoved IF, were given few chances to catch up to the 6 points lead created by Frederiksborg IF in the upcoming spring season. At the club's general assembly on 27 April 1928, the chairman of Slagelse BK&IF, Thorvald Nielsen, argued that the bad results of the senior team during the fall season was caused by a large part of the active players departing the club in the summer period of 1927 either through membership cancellation or travelling away from the town and the remaining players not having sufficient training. The string of bad results continued in the spring, where the team did not manage to win any league matches and ending in the last spot, eventually resulting in the relegation of the club to the SBU's A-Række in the upcoming season. The fixtures for the last half of the 1927/28-season were published in late February, a month before the continuation of the league's spring season. The Hillerød-based club's seven matches long winning streak was abolished in the first spring match on their own home ground against Næstved BK, who won their third of the season and at the same time score all goals in the match (one own goal). While Frederiksborg IF had an unsteady spring season of 1928, losing several matches, Skovshoved IF on the other hand won all of home and away matches and caught with Frederiksborg IF in the regular season's penultimate fight, where the teams played each other. On 13 May 1928, the stage was set at the Idrætspladsen (at the end of the Sportsvej, the road now known as Tennisvej) in Hillerød in front of more than 600 spectators with Skovshoved IF playing in blue shirts and the Frederiksborg IF players appearing in red and white. Frederiksborg IF needed a win the match to secure the league title, while Skovshoved IF were forced to win the match to force an additional replay match for the title. After only five minutes of play, the Skovshoved IF forward Axel Gühle scored the first goal, which eventually turned out to be the last goal of the match, when the referee,