Sarpsborg 08 – Rosenborg 0-2 (0-1)
SARPSBORG (Dagbladet): Rosenborg went to start knowing that competitors Stabæk, Brann, Molde and Odd everyone has given points this round, and Trønders could acquire one five-point gap at the top of the table.
Immediately didnt league leaders fully in place from the start:
First let goalkeeper André Hansen a ball go over after just 45 seconds, but was rescued by Jørgen Skjelvik – which started in RBK -midtforsvaret almost russia pro Stefan Strandberg, who was out with an injury.
It was only change RBK coach Kåre “Bruttern” Ingebrigtsen made from the side that beat Vålerenga at Ullevaal Stadium last.
Should scored more
– We should scored more goals, but I think we play well today. With so many chances should we only scored more, says Mike Jensen to TV 2.
It was Rosenborg’s tenth victory of thirteen games this season.
– We have a good group, and good individual players there who can decide matches. We create many chances, I think we win very deserving here today, says assistant coach Erik Hoftun.
Close selvmål
On the ensuing corner kick headed stops colleague Holmar Örn Eyjólfsson ball next to his own goal. Then it was barely played one minute in Sarpsborg, and the fight had been a fun start.
Sarpsborg went to fight with lots of respect for Rosenborg – and uses a tight 4-5-1 formation. But although Trønders had most of the ball, it was not the hosts late request on assaults.
That they should have.
Closest scoring the first 20 was anyway Rosenborg, where Tobias Mikkelsen, Mike Jensen and Pål André Helland could sign up on the scoreboard.
Sarpsborg exploited the transitions that came on a RBK were high, but several opportunities were wasted that they run offside.
Triple Chance
Next big opportunity came roughly half hour of play. It was abundantly a triple chance for RBK, where Trønders stood in line to score. Host The Soccer debutant Habib Mohamed Bellaid got nodded the ball into the crossbar and out.
At this time it is allowed to say that Rosenborg should have led …
But now they had got blood on tooth.
Six minutes before the break basted Rosenborg through the middle. Fredrik Midtsjø played wide to Pål André Helland, who went for shots when most probably waited posts.
It was wise, for the ball sneaked around Sarpsborg goalkeeper Quentin Westberg and the goal. Trøndere and form the player’s sixth straight game worked.
In its life
Helland made a positive runs in EM qualifying match against Azerbaijan for a nine days ago, where he was close to being Norwegian goalscorer. Following the national team during the break, he was – along with Alex Søderlund and André Hansen, but Helland showed up at training two days earlier than he was expected back.
This is a kid who just want to play football, and it is not wonder when 25-year-old is in his life form.
The scoring tonight was his ninth this season – which is impressive considering that he only played his seventh match from the start.
Helland has scored in every game he has started this year.
Jensen doubled
The second half of Sarpsborg had the same entertainment value, but wonderful head was not at the break.
Rosenborg doubled the lead 66 minutes after great combination in the middle, which ended with Mike Jensen got both space and time to pinpoint 2-0 from around 20 meters.
A great and well placed shot.
Sarpsborg 08 could created new excitement in the game shortly after, but Kristoffer Tokstad was called off for offside when he dispatched a cross from Amin Askar goal four minutes later.
For your information, it was the creative and exciting Tokstad fifth offside whistle in the game.
Top Game next
The new three points tonight Rosenborg thus acquired one five-point lead at the top of table – and next weekend is the top match at home against Molde.
Winner Rosenborg that game, they will be 14 points ahead of last year’s double champion and then it is perhaps Rosenborg also has taken a major step towards the league title this year.
question is whether Kåre Ingebrigtsen had in mind when he took off goalscorer Pål André Helland ten minutes before the end.
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