It was a goal celebration when Rosenborg women met Breidablik in the first qualifying round earlier in the week. That was not the case when they took on FC Minsk on Sunday. Although Rosenborg had the advantage in the first half, the ball did not find its way to the goal. – Delicious It would take 72 minutes before RBK’s Emilie Nautnes scored what became the decisive goal. It ended with a one-goal victory at the Koteng arena. – It was really nice, says the goalscorer after the match, which she describes as a war. – They play in a completely different way, and defend in a completely different way. We tried to play our game and manage to set the goal. It feels really good. Rosenborg coach Steinar Lein was very satisfied after the victory on Sunday. Photo: Ingrid Lindgaard Stranden / news – The most important thing today was to win the match and move on, says coach Steinar Lein. He describes Rosenborg as clearly the best team throughout the match. – We have to wait a bit for the score, but really throughout the match there was only one team on the pitch. We played the low ones gradually, and controlled it very well – and then we got the score that was enough to go on. One notch closer Both he and the players are very happy with that. – Now we get the opportunity to play in the play off and meet another good European team. That is what we want, says Lein, who had a tear in the corner of his eye after the result became clear. – This is the passion, and you put in an incredible amount of time to achieve this, which has been a main goal throughout the season. That’s why it was nice to get through this qualification. Now the play-off awaits for Rosenborg women. They will find out who they will meet there in the draw on 1 September. – Now we are a notch further than last year, that means a lot for the girls, for the club and for me, says the coach.
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Rosenborg women with victory against FC Minsk – news Trøndelag
