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Vålerenga increases the lead to Rosenborg after a win in Oslo.
VÅLERENGA – ROSENBORG 1-0
INTILITY ARENA (Nettavisen): The highest agreement in the Eliteserien between Vålerenga and Rosenborg ended with a victory for the home team, in a deal that was heavily marked by a controversial dismissal before the break.
Åge Hareide slipped and slid on the wet grass.
Very dramatic before the break
Already after three minutes, things were going to get serious at the Intility Arena, after a tough duel between Erlend Dahl Reitan and Sam Adekugbe. The latter had to leave the field shortly after in favor of Felix Myhre.
It would be a long time between the big chances initially in the match, and both teams struggled to find the good solutions in the first 20 minutes.
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Within half an hour, Chief Judge Sigurd Smehus Kringstad had also issued three yellow cards, of which at least two were dubious. It created reactions, including from Lars Tjærnås:
The cards were loose before the break, and just seconds before the teams entered the locker room, it had dramatic consequences for Rosenborg, when Dino Islamovic launched into a 50/50 duel.
– Oi, oi oi! There are ten men in Rosenborg! First cheap yellow card for Islamovic, and here the field breaks just before the break! ” Kenneth Fredheim commented for Eurosport.
And received the support of Tor Ole Skullerud:
– I think the first card was very fine, but here I support the referee. It’s a clumsiness of Islamovic, you don’t enter such an entrance with a yellow card anymore.
In the uproar after the expulsion, Markus Henriksen also spoke with a yellow card, the sixth before the break.
It was Herolind Shala who was able to prove the tackle that sent Islamovic off, and the Vålerenga player had no doubts about that decision.
– He’s too late, so it’s okay. Now we just have to move on, Shala said quietly.
It was a consideration with which the Rosenborg boss, Åge Hareide, did not fully agree. Hareide openly criticized the referee’s decision in talks with Eurosport before the second round.
– It’s crazy. I am so tired of the Norwegian judges. The first yellow card is completely unnecessary, you should not give cards there. It’s a duel for the ball. The other letter is fine, but it has consequences for us, said an angry Hareide during the break.
Deserved home score
It was also not surprising that it was Vålerenga who was tougher after the break, now with one more man on the field.
Hareide announced during the break that he would have his team force Vålerenga over the edges, and that was exactly the image of the match that we were initially served up in the round.
Of course, the second round was strongly marked by expulsion. Rosenborg lay deep in the field and sealed the gap, while Vålerenga diligently tried to play. It also gave results a quarter of an hour before the end.
Aaron Dønnum shot elegantly from his right wing and placed the ball gracefully into the far bottom corner. The goal was also fully deserved, and also forced Rosenborg to go higher on the field.
However, there should be no goals this fresh evening at Intility, so Vålerenga tightens his grip on the medal, while Rosenborg is now just one point behind Kristiansund in fifth place.
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