Norwegian Eliteserien

FT Sunday, November 9, 2014
Aalesund LDWWW 2
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Sandnes Ulf WLWLD 1
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AAL022
Sandnes Ulf101
Sandnes Idrettspark · 2,330 att.

Head to Head

AAL leads series 3-1-1

Lineups

Sandnes Ulf

  1. 1Hannes HalldórssonG
  2. 28D DecampsD
  3. 2Eidur Aron SigurbjornssonD
  4. 5Edier FrejdD
  5. 19Vegard AanestadD
  6. 20Tijan JaitehM
  7. 8Aksel Berget SkjolsvikM
  8. 24Fredrik MidtsjoM
  9. 10Randall BrenesF
  10. 11Diego RubioF
  11. 17Ole LangasF

AAL

  1. 13Sten GyrtebustG
  2. 5Oddbjørn LieD
  3. 6Mikael DyrestamD
  4. 15Daniel ArnefjordD
  5. 2Akeem LatifuD
  6. 24Mehdi KarnassM
  7. 35Henrik Rorvik BjordalM
  8. 23Fredrik UlvestadM
  9. 31Michael BarrantesM
  10. 7Sakari MattilaM
  11. 14Leke JamesF

Timeline

  1. 12' Diego Rubio (Sandnes Ulf) Goal at 12'
  2. 65' Mostafa Abdellaoue (Aalesund) Substitution at 65'
  3. 69' Zymer Bytyqi (Sandnes Ulf) Substitution at 69'
  4. 74' Michael Barrantes (Aalesund) Goal at 74'
  5. 77' Marius Helle (Sandnes Ulf) Substitution at 77'
  6. 77' Hannes Sigurdsson (Sandnes Ulf) Substitution at 77'
  7. 78' Jo Nymo Matland (Aalesund) Substitution at 78'
  8. 78' Thor Hogne Aaroy (Aalesund) Substitution at 78'
  9. 90' Sakari Mattila (Aalesund) Goal at 90'
  10. 90'

Norwegian Eliteserien News

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