Norwegian Eliteserien

FT Thursday, June 12, 2014
Vålerenga DDDWW 0
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Sogndal WDWWD 2
1st2ndT
VAL000
SOG022
Fosshaugane Stadion

Head to Head

Series tied 2-2-1

Lineups

SOG

  1. 1Matias DynegelandG
  2. 5Hjortur ValgardssonD
  3. 2Taijo TenisteD
  4. 3Ejorn UebikD
  5. 4Hannu PatronenM
  6. 15Petter StrandM
  7. 7Rune BolsethM
  8. 6Helge HaugenM
  9. 20Kristian Fardal OpsethF
  10. 18Mahatma OtooF
  11. 9Azar KaradasF

VAL

  1. 30Michael LangerG
  2. 17Ghayas ZahidD
  3. 6Simon LarsenD
  4. 3Ruben KristiansenD
  5. 2Niklas GunnarssonD
  6. 24Nikolaj HoghD
  7. 19Christian GrindheimM
  8. 11Morten BerreM
  9. 7Daniel Fredheim HolmF
  10. 5Rasmus LindkvistF
  11. 10Vidar Örn KjartanssonF

Timeline

  1. 38' Azar Karadas (Sogndal) Yellow Card at 38'
  2. 53' Daniel Fredheim Holm (Valerenga) Yellow Card at 53'
  3. 57' Ulrik Flo (Sogndal) Substitution at 57'
  4. 59' Ulrik Flo (Sogndal) Goal at 59'
  5. 60' Herman Stengel (Valerenga) Substitution at 60'
  6. 64' Mathias Blarud (Valerenga) Substitution at 64'
  7. 68' Ruben Holsaeter (Sogndal) Substitution at 68'
  8. 75' Markus Braendsrod (Valerenga) Substitution at 75'
  9. 79' Ruben Holsaeter (Sogndal) Goal at 79'
  10. 87' Tim Nilsen (Sogndal) Substitution at 87'
  11. 90'

Norwegian Eliteserien News

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