Norwegian Eliteserien

FT Monday, April 22, 2019
Vålerenga WWLLW 1
–
SK Brann WLDWL 1
1st2ndT
VAL101
SKBR101
Brann Stadium · 10,889 att.

Head to Head

VAL leads series 3-0-2

Lineups

SKBR

  1. 1Hakan OpdalG
  2. 3Vito WormgoorD
  3. 21Ruben KristiansenD
  4. 2Taijo TenisteD
  5. 15Bismark AcostaD
  6. 29Kristoffer BarmenM
  7. 8Fredrik HaugenM
  8. 16Ruben JenssenM
  9. 19Veton BerishaF
  10. 9Petter StrandF
  11. 17Gilli Ròlantsson SorensenF

VAL

  1. 21Adam KwaraseyG
  2. 5Efraín JuárezD
  3. 4Jonatan TollasD
  4. 25Sam AdekugbeD
  5. 3Johan Laedre BjørdalD
  6. 8Magnus LekvenM
  7. 40Chidera EjukeM
  8. 6Herolind ShalaM
  9. 14Mohammed AbuM
  10. 10Matthías VilhjálmssonM
  11. 9Fitim AzemiF

Timeline

  1. 22' Kristoffer Barmen (SK Brann) Goal at 22'
  2. 37' Veton Berisha (SK Brann) Yellow Card at 37'
  3. 38' Herolind Shala (Valerenga) Goal at 38'
  4. 73' Bard Finne (Valerenga) Substitution at 73'
  5. 76' Gilbert Koomson (SK Brann) Substitution at 76'
  6. 77' Erik Israelsson (Valerenga) Substitution at 77'
  7. 80' Daouda Bamba (SK Brann) Substitution at 80'
  8. 85' Deyver Vega (Valerenga) Substitution at 85'
  9. 90' Azar Karadas (SK Brann) Substitution at 90'
  10. 90'+4' Jonatan Tollas (Valerenga) Yellow Card at 94'

Norwegian Eliteserien News

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