Norwegian Eliteserien

FT Sunday, July 31, 2016
Lillestrom DLLLW 0
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Aalesund DLLDL 2
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Color Line Stadium · 5,652 att.

Head to Head

LSK leads series 1-0-4

Lineups

AAL

  1. 1Andreas LieG
  2. 23Edvard SkagestadD
  3. 21Bjorn Helge RiiseD
  4. 2Mikkel KirkeskovD
  5. 5Oddbjørn LieD
  6. 14Edwin GyasiM
  7. 10Peter Orry LarsenM
  8. 8Fredrik CarlsenM
  9. 11Aron Elis ThrandarsonM
  10. 7Franck BoliF
  11. 30MosF

LSK

  1. 77Arnold OrigiG
  2. 4Marius AmundsenD
  3. 16Hakon SkogseidD
  4. 13Frode KippeD
  5. 3Simen Kind MikalsenD
  6. 10Marius LundemoM
  7. 5Ole RindaroyM
  8. 17Jørgen KolstadM
  9. 18Innocent BonkeM
  10. 11Erling KnudtzonF
  11. 7Bassel JradiF

Timeline

  1. 28' Mohamed Ofkir (Lillestrom) Substitution at 28'
  2. 49' Mikkel Kirkeskov (Aalesund) Goal at 49'
  3. 52' Franck Boli (Aalesund) Goal at 52'
  4. 57' Tomas Malec (Lillestrom) Substitution at 57'
  5. 65' Edwin Gyasi (Aalesund) Yellow Card at 65'
  6. 70' Malaury Martin (Lillestrom) Substitution at 70'
  7. 75' Vebjorn Hoff (Aalesund) Substitution at 75'
  8. 85' Adam Arnarson (Aalesund) Substitution at 85'
  9. 90' Sondre Brunstad Fet (Aalesund) Substitution at 90'

Norwegian Eliteserien News

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News Reuters Norwegian club win CAS case over 'UEFA mafia' banners and chants Norwegian club SK Brann claimed victory for free speech on Sunday with the CAS ruling that they did not have to pay a fine imposed by UEFA. ESPN Chris Wright Man of the match usually gets champagne. This guy got eggs. Goalkeeper Jan de Boer was named man of the match in Bryne's Norwegian league season opener against Bodo/Glimt. His reward? Four trays of eggs. News ESPN News Services Norway votes to keep VAR despite opposition from clubs Norwegian soccer decided to keep using video reviews to assist referees in its top league after a vote at a congress of its national soccer federation on Saturday. News Mark Ogden Norway top-flight clubs vote to scrap VAR amid fan outrage Norway is set to become the first country to abandon VAR after 19 of its 32 clubs voted Wednesday to scrap video refereeing in the country's top division.