Both experts and supporters have branded Rosenborg as a team in crisis after a bad start to the season. And after a hard battle against Bodø/Glimt on Aspmyra, the situation did not improve for Rekdal’s men. – It’s nice to put the locker in place and show how to play proper football, says Amahl Pellegrino to TV 2. The last minutes of the match were particularly dramatic, when first Per Ciljan Skjelbred was sent off for putting the knobs on Fredrik Bjørkan’s ankle , before Marius Lode also received his second yellow and an early shower a few minutes later. Neither team was able to take advantage of the chaotic final minutes in terms of goals, but top of the table Glimt closed in behind and still secured three new points for Aspmyra. Rekdal surprised with 16-year-old Before the match, there were historically high odds for a Rosenborg victory, and it didn’t seem to get much lower when Glimt took the lead after just seven minutes. Faris Pemi kept his cool alone with André Hansen and sent the ball calmly past the Rosenborg goalkeeper. Nevertheless – Rosenborg did not go out of business for that reason. Just over three minutes later, a 16-year-old came to the guests’ aid. Sverre Nypan played his first game from the start for Rosenborg in the Eliteserien, and when he received the cross from Edvard Tagseth he could only run in the equaliser. Eager: Rekdal surprised with Nypan in the starting eleven and it proved to pay off. Photo: Terje Pedersen / NTB – The surprise from Kjetil Rekdal. None of the strikers have scored this season, so Nypan comes in and gets the chance and takes 12 minutes to equalize at Aspmyra against Bodø/Glimt itself, said TV 2 commentator Øyvind Alsaker after the goal. Just before the break, a lot happened in the opposite box. First, Glimt was centimeters from scoring when Hugo Vetlesen guided the ball towards the goal with his head. It first hit the post and looked towards the goal line, but Markus Henriksen was kicked away and prevented scoring with a cry of distress. VAR had to check if the ball was over the line, but concluded that it was not. But there was a score anyway before the break. Again it was Vetlesen who was on the ball and ensured that the home fans could cheer for the lead into the break. SCORET: Hugo Vetlesen put the ball in the goal on the second attempt. Photo: Terje Pedersen / NTB Responded immediately After the break, Glimt also went into high gear, but it was only almost before Rosenborg equalized again. Kristall Ingason was ice cold when he took his time before tipping the ball into the goal for the Trønders. However, the joy did not last long for the visitors, because Glimt responded almost immediately to the score. Two minutes after RBK scored, Joel Mvuka had the opportunity for the home team. The Glimt player fought his way through the Rosenborg defense and put the ball into the open goal to make it 3-2 for the yellow-clad.
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Rekdal’s “surprise” (16) scored – but Glimt worsened the Rosenborg crisis
