• Viking – Sarpsborg 0-1 (0-0) after eo
STAVANGER (Dagbladet): The teams battled and fought for the right to play the cup final at Ullevaal Thursday night. A header in the first half of extra time was all it took.
Danske Patrick Mortensen showed his head strength and ensured that there is Sarpsborg 08 who will play the cup final against Rosenborg.
– I am overjoyed. I get chills, says the match winner to NRK.
On Monday match winner father and he celebrated the goal with the familiar Bebeto celebrations.
The last time Sarpsborg played the Cup final was in 1964 . When missed Sarpsborg FK 2-1 against Rosenborg.
The Viking hymn “Ein blue day” was performed live by Adele Erichsen, not unlike an anthem at Viking Stadium Thursday. The rain poured down over the arena that literally bathed in floodlights right before kickoff.
They almost 14 000 spectators who had shown up despite the late game time helped to create a great setting for the game.
The turbocharger on out of the starting blocks
Public enthusiasm infected evident over the players on both teams in the opening minutes.
Even after three minutes the Icelandic Steinthor Thorsteinsson brought down inside the Sarpsborgs sekstenmeter . Judge Dag Vidar Hafsås did not let herself of hjemmepublikumets protester waved play on.
Two minutes later Bojan Zajic tested firing wide. The Serb got pushed forward a corner that could be dangerous if someone had left off.
Danish Lasse Heinze had not stood a minute in Sarpsborg goal, before Thursday evening. The Dane had still not all the world to work with during the first 45 minutes.
André Danielsen tested fouls foot from about 25 meters after 19 minutes, but the shot went through the wall and out for a corner.
Lite chances and high tempo
Cup is notoriously played by “win or disappearances” principle. It marked Thursday’s match.
The game waved back and forth while both teams wanted to run frequent counterattacks. Yet they let big chances on hold in the first half.
Five minutes before the fire thought eager Viking fans that Suleiman Abdullahi had sent them into the lead. The finish coat on the outside of the post.
After a rather poor chance initially stood cheering on the ceiling when Suleiman Abdullahi the score after receiving it from Stein Thor Thorsteinsson.
The disappointment, however, was great when the goal was annulled for offside.
The decision was correct and one could sense the frustration built up over the stadium.
Irritated Jonevret
The clock ticked closer and closer to 90 minutes. Viking had most of the ball inside the sea, without being able to create something in front Sarpsborgs goal.
Kjell Jonevret seemed to think that neither the judge had his best day.
After 70 minutes, the Swede felt so unjustly treated after being cheated of a roll that he lost his temper. Swede gestured toward abusing all the judging team.
Seven minutes before regular time replaced Kieffer Moore’s tip colleague Suleiman Abdullahi. The Englishman was close by sending Viking the lead immediately.
Samuel Adegbenro nodded the ball back to the lofty header on a cross. Kick went just wide Lasse Heinze’s goal.
Sarpsborg was also the goal cruises and wanted to use their head strong players. Posts, however, was of low quality. Aimless went struggle thus to extra innings.
Vanvittig Sarpsborg-chance
match’s kick three minutes into the first half of extra time. Patrick Mortensen was first to reach a good cross along the ground and slammed the ball into the crossbar.
However, there was only a foretaste of what was to come. After 98 minutes slipped Joackim Jørgensen his man on Patrick Mortensen.
The post was well beaten and Mortensen put the ball in the net with foreheads and Dane subsided with the Viking Stadium.
The home team had not given up hope of cup final. Two minutes into the second half of extra time hit Samuel Adegbenro post, visitors big relief.
Four minutes before the end catered Heinze made a frantic rescue when Anthony Soares scored well with his head.
Viking was in desperate search of goal and sent goalkeeper Iven Austbø up on every set piece situation in the final minutes. It just would not, however, and Sarpsborg was thus cupfinalist second in 2015.
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