Norwegian Eliteserien

FT Sunday, August 19, 2018
Sandefjord DLLDW 1
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RAN Ranheim LWLLD 1
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SAN101
RAN011
EXTRA Arena · 1,393 att.

Head to Head

RAN leads series 1-0

Lineups

RAN

  1. 1Even BarliG
  2. 18Ivar FuruD
  3. 24Aleksander FoosnaesD
  4. 3Daniel KvandeD
  5. 23Aslak WitryD
  6. 7Mads ReginiussenM
  7. 16Kristoffer LokbergM
  8. 11Erik Valla DonnemM
  9. 13Joachim OlufsenF
  10. 15Erik TonneF
  11. 9Michael KarlsenF

SAN

  1. 12Eirik JohansenG
  2. 13Marius HoibratenD
  3. 4Christer Reppesgård HansenD
  4. 17Marc ValesD
  5. 21Stian RingstadD
  6. 5Enric VallesM
  7. 6Mohamed OfkirM
  8. 9Havard StorbaekM
  9. 10Pau MorerM
  10. 7Emil PálssonM
  11. 15Pontus EngblomF

Timeline

  1. 12' Pontus Engblom (Sandefjord) Goal at 12'
  2. 45' Oyvind Storflor (Ranheim) Substitution at 45'
  3. 46' Marc Vales (Sandefjord) Yellow Card at 46'
  4. 54' Kristoffer Lokberg (Ranheim) Goal at 54'
  5. 72' Lars Grorud (Sandefjord) Substitution at 72'
  6. 79' Andreas Helmersen (Ranheim) Substitution at 79'
  7. 80' Fitim Azemi (Sandefjord) Substitution at 80'
  8. 86' Rufo Herráiz (Sandefjord) Substitution at 86'
  9. 90'+1' Sondre Sorlokk (Ranheim) Substitution at 91'
  10. 90'+5' Havard Storbaek (Sandefjord) Yellow Card at 95'

Norwegian Eliteserien News

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