MJØNDALEN (VG) (Mjøndalen – Strømsgodset 2-4) Mjøndalen coach Vegard Hansen disliked own sake supported by Marcus Pedersen. The estate striker responded with three goals.
25-year-old, who had a terrible past experience on this track when he was relegated with Fire last year, subsided cries that “Marcus is rubbish, so we Last year “to be the last on an already finished scored an own goal by Rhett Bernstein after 14 minutes.
Disliked hetsen of Pedersen
And then it seemed to go against a draw he scored twice in overtime – which led to that goal and spectators in estate-turn was out of position.
Mjøndalen coach Vegard Hansen did not like that own supporters were most eager to fling shit Marcus Pedersen at the beginning of the game.
– I do not think there’s anything good idea of the public to go on individual players. For as often happens there. I do not think it is necessary either. He got his revenge. I will not say that I begrudge him that, but that’s football sometimes. There we firmly refuse to do next time. We’ll cheer for your own team. I think our fans will cheer on our team, says Vegard Hansen told VG.
chastised supporters: Mjøndalen coach Vegard Hansen hopes supporters have more focus to support own team next time.
Photo: Terje Bendiksby , NTB scanpix
– I know what these cries do with Marcus Pedersen. It was stupid of Mjøndalen supporters. It turns him just extra, said Strømsgodset coach Bjørn Petter Ingebretsen VG.
Marcus Pedersen was one big grin after the game, in addition to that he was bloody scalp after having sacrificed in duels, not least when he scored the 2-3 goal in overtime.
– I knew it was going to come. Last time I was here so I got to hear mass, and was unable to prove anything. So it was well deserved that I did hear a bit. But I prayed they look after. First shushed I once, so it was even more hush, says Pedersen told VG.
– How did you experience the first goal your overtime?
– It was pretty sick when I was inside the target there with some estate supporters over me. It was a pretty surreal thing. It was absolutely beautiful, that’s how it should be in the derby. It was well Valsvik who won a duel first. So just gambled I know that he would get there I stood. I managed to come first on it and had put it in. There were many heads there, answer the returnees hero, pointing to the bloody marks he has on the right side of the head.
Mjøndalen best in the second half
Guests from Drammen, a little further south along the Drammen River, was clearly the best in the first half and led deserved with two goals, but “Never Say Die” attitude to brown jerseys exploded within just over three minutes after the break.
First shot racing machine Stian Aasmundsen into 1-2 after one minute of the second half. So he drammen shoulder Amahl Pellegrino that he never succeeded in Lillestrom: Score goals in the Premier League.
0 Mjøndalen IF
0 Strømsgodset
From almost 20 meters dotted Pellegrino ball over Espen Bugge Pettersen and the brown part of Isachsen Stadium caught fire in the summer heat. The rest of the half hung Strømsgodset mostly in the ropes. The superior skills were apparent before the break were wiped away by MJØNDALEN violent enthusiasm.
– We get the onslaught against us as we feared, and after that we are “shaky,” said estate trainer Bjørn Petter Ingebretsen to C More.
In fact it was promoted gradually made virtually victory. Every set piece situation smelled goal and substitute Erik Hurtado almost managed to pry the winning goal ten minutes before the end.
– If we play so well against one of Norway’s best teams, so we can take points against Tromso next round, said a comforting Mjøndalen coach Vegard Hansen in the locker room after the stinging loss.
But in overtime sacrificed Pedersen on a corner and scored the 2-3 goal. A minute later he shot into his third goal of the night and secured the victory.
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STORM PATH: how it looked in Mjøndalen goal after Marcus Pedersen had given Strømsgodset lead in overtime. The audience ran into the goal and celebrated together with the match winner.
– Totally indescribable
– It is totally sick what happens in overtime, absolutely gorgeous. The supporters are delightful. The whole thing is indescribable. Everything is fine in the day, said a happy but passed estate trainer Bjørn Petter Ingebretsen to C More.
– This is a normal away game. We only get three points here too, ended Ingebrigtsen, who failed to hide the joy although he called the struggle for a “normal away game.”
While SIF was lucky in the second half the guests were clearly the better team before the break. Iver Fossum increased the lead when he brilliant view knocking Øyvind Storflors posts in corner four minutes before the break.
After the break so badly out of big brother in Buskerud, but thanks to Marcus Pedersen was three points in a game which had an electric atmosphere and nerve in front of just over 4,000 spectators.
– A frame I have rarely seen in a Norwegian court. But we would have liked us something too, says Vegard Hansen told VG.
– It feels very heavy. We run game so extremely in the second half. I had indulgent audience and made our three points. We deserved the victory, says Mads Hansen.
– We were stressed throughout the second half. We do not hang together. Mjøndalen got the fight in its tracks. They might just war, and where we were not. We are lucky to win eventually, says Bjørn Petter Ingebretsen VG.
PS! Gustav Wikheim was brilliant before the break, but were taken out of the game in the second half. Now the promising winger be heading away from Strømsgodset. According to Drammen Tidende is FC Midtjylland close by purchasing 22-year-old.
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