Norwegian Eliteserien

FT Sunday, May 5, 2013
Sarpsborg FK WDLDD 1
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Haugesund DWWWL 0
1st2ndT
SAR011
HAUG000
Haugesund Sparebank Arena · 4,268 att.

Head to Head

HAUG leads series 1-0

Lineups

HAUG

  1. 1Per Morten KristiansenG
  2. 4Henrik KildentoftD
  3. 3David MyrestamD
  4. 18Vegard SkjerveD
  5. 10Umaru BanguraM
  6. 23Daniel BambergM
  7. 13Eirik MaelandM
  8. 16Ugonna AnyoraM
  9. 19Kristoffer HaraldseidM
  10. 21Pontus EngblomF
  11. 7Christian GytkjaerF

Substitutes

  1. 12Olav DalenG
  2. 11Tor Arne AndreassenD
  3. 25Henrick Kjelsrud JohansenD
  4. 5Trygve NygaardM
  5. 8Michael HaukasM
  6. 15Martin BjörnbakM
  7. 20Maic SemaM

SAR

  1. 27Duwayne KerrG
  2. 4Kjetil BergeD
  3. 13Ole Heieren HansenD
  4. 6Christian BrinkD
  5. 22Claes JorgensenM
  6. 23Tom BreiveM
  7. 17Asgeir Gunnar AsgeirssonM
  8. 20Magnus Sylling OlsenM
  9. 8Gudmundor ThorarinssonF
  10. 24Mohamed ElyounoussiF
  11. 7Martin WiigF

Substitutes

  1. 31Christian SukkeG
  2. 10Michael RonM
  3. 12Olav ØbyM
  4. 19Mathias EngebretsenM
  5. 21Tobias HenangerM
  6. 25Martin AndersenM
  7. 9Berat JusufiF

Timeline

  1. 18'
  2. 20'
  3. 61'
  4. 70'
  5. 84'
  6. 85'
  7. 89'
  8. 90'

Norwegian Eliteserien News

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