The game had been tight before the interval, with the first half finishing 0-0 at Nettovollurinn in Keflavik. Fram found the breakthrough soon after the restart when Kennie Knak Chopart struck at 53'54'', giving the visitors the edge and changing the tone of the contest. Keflavik answered before the half was out, and Stefan Alexander Ljubicic brought the home side level at 67'41''.
That reply proved decisive in the final score. Neither team managed to force a second breakthrough after Keflavik's equaliser, and the match closed with the score unchanged at 1-1. In terms of the match summary, the decisive moments all arrived in a short spell after the break, and those were the standout highlights of an otherwise balanced contest.
The result leaves Fram Reykjavik second in the league standings on 37 points from 17 matches, while Keflavik IF sit fifth on 22 points from the same number of games. The key stats of the afternoon were simple enough: one goal for each side, a goalless first half, and a point apiece at full-time.