Kalludra match winner – Aalesund broke out again – VG

– It’s starting to become a habit, Aalesund coach Lars Arne Nilsen answers questions about “another bitter loss” in an interview shown on Eurosport.

– Unfortunately, he’s not good enough, he adds, not to get excited by too many questions about how far his bottom team should have taken a penalty shot or two.

The captain of the Aalesund, Fredrik Carlsen, immediately thought that it was two clearings, but he moderated a little compared to the number two after seeing the situations repeated from a monitor.

Kristiansund coach Christian Michelsen described what he had seen of him as an everyday match, where he received “a very, very good response to the break talk.”

– We scored a couple of good goals in good attacks, and maybe we could score a couple more, he thinks.

Lars Arne Nilsen’s undercoat lunged forward like anything but lost from the start. Fresh and free-spirited, though attack after attack tended to go awry when chalk lines appeared in front of Kristiansund goalkeeper Sean McDermott.

However, it didn’t do much good. The guests acted as if they had been assigned the role of doomed.

– We met a team that was desperate for points. But we came out with a completely different attitude in the second half, and then I think we had the game under control, says Amahl Pellegrino, KBK’s goal machine, before admitting to being characterized by speaking of transition “at least today.”

Pellegrino had scored in seven straight games before the Aalesund meeting. This time it was “the goal drought of an entire match,” he commented sarcastically confronted with precisely that.

Kristiansund was unusually docile and almost headless when Simen Bolkan Nordli (20) in the 28th minute at great speed approached McDermott and swung the ball in front of McDermott’s own nose.

A fully liberated Marcus Karlsbakk (20), who easily scored his first goal in the elite series.

– It was very nice to get the score, Karlsbakk said in an interview shown on Eurosport after the first 45 minutes.

The youngster, who had previously scored goals at level three in the league, thought his Aalesund had started well, but declined a bit towards the end of the first half.

Andreas Hopmark from Kristiansund stated that the candidate to play in Europe had played a “terribly weak game”.

– Small splash, little energy. We have to calm down, Hopmark said.

He thought KBK was characterized by stress.

– Nice to take to rest. We got KBK where we expected. Then we’ll see what they come up with now, Aalesund coach Lars Arne Nilsen said before the second half.

In the 53rd minute of the game, keywords were present and absent. Aalesund’s central defender was absent, while Faris’s Pemi Moumbagna (20) was responsible for all the presence in the world as he split it, rose to the top and headed in the tie, after an excellent post from Liridon Kalludra.

12 minutes later, Kalludra was at least in the same shape.

Amahl Pellegrino lowered his long leg to the dead line, looked up quickly, hit the ball hard against the right post of Aalesund goalkeeper Andreas Lie, where Kalludra managed to stretch his foot in front of “everyone” and threw the visiting team forward. .

The role change was, for the most part, a fact.

Towards the end, the temperature rose, caused by a situation called a penalty. The ball hit KBK’s Andreas Hopmark on the shoulder after a home team free kick. There wasn’t much to discuss, as the result, after six minutes of additional time.

– We take what we achieved against Rosenborg, Fredrik Carlsen from Aalesund answered questions about the inspiring presentation.

– Why didn’t it last?

– It’s hard to say. We play against a team that is very effective. Hard to say, Carlsen responds to Eurosport commentator’s questions.

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