The club is thus without a win in four games in the series, where three of them have ended in losses. Two goals from Ole Sæter and one from Stefano Vecchia and Adrian Pereira provided total humiliation for Fagermo’s men. – You should start looking at other candidates and directions you should go in. This is obviously not the right way to take Vålerenga to the top of Norwegian football, says NRK expert Carl-Erik Torp about Fagermo’s future. THE PRESS INCREASES: With three wins and six losses, Vålerenga is only three points away from relegation in the Elite Series. Photo: Håkon Mosvold Larsen / NTB Vålerenga captain Jonatan Tollås Nation was demoted after the loss. – It’s absolutely awful. The way we defend ourselves … We are so open. Feel free to talk about defense and goalkeeper, but this applies to the whole team. This is unforgivable, Nation tells Discovery. – If Fagermo manages to turn this around this season, I will be impressed. Nothing seems to work for him in Enga now. Can quickly disappear during the national team break, writes TV 2 journalist Jon Hartvig Børrestad on Twitter. A disaster VIF boss Tuva Ørbeck Sørheim was clear before the game that Fagermo sat safely in the coaching chair in Oslo East. NRK’s expert is critical. – I’m not sure if he will have time now. There is little indication that Vålerenga will suddenly rise here. Fagermo are guaranteed to feel the pressure as they perform now, says Torp. Fagermo has had a clear goal of fighting at the top of the Elite Series with Vålerenga since he was hired in 2020. – It is a disaster of course. We can not hide it and blame it on one or the other. It’s too bad. It is collectively too bad and there are some fat individual mistakes that should not be allowed at this level, says Vålerenga’s sports manager Joacim Jonsson to NRK. – How in the world does Fagermo intend to turn this around? Six out of ten matches have been lost, and the players are miles away from their best, writes TV 2 expert Jesper Mathisen. CHEERS: Stefano Vecchia celebrates 2-0 with coach Kjetil Rekdal. Photo: Håkon Mosvold Larsen / NTB Art scoring from Vecchia The fight against Kjetil Rekdal’s men started in the worst possible way when Vålerenga goalkeeper Kjetil Haug made a huge mistake. Ole Sæter, who got a rare match from the start, sent off a shot from distance that went in the middle of the goal. The ball bounced, and Haug managed to get the ball past him. A well-trodden Rosenborg team that put everything on the counterattack was once again on the boil when Swedish Stefano Vecchia was served on the left side. A clever shot sent Bjarnason away, before the guests’ star player pricked the ball in the corner in an exquisite way. An art scoring from Vecchia, before the pain got worse for Fagermo when Odin Thiago Holm had to go out with an injury shortly afterwards. DOMINANT: Ole Sæter accounted for half of the goals against Vålerenga. Photo: Håkon Mosvold Larsen / NTB Fagermo grip to no avail Vålerenga coach was forced to replace Fredrik Oldrup Jensen for Holm, before Taofeek Ismaheel replaced Henrik Bjørdal at the break. But four minutes into the inning, Ole Sæter was marked again, and tucked the ball into the net after a post from Adrian Pereira. The over 1000 RBK supporters present increased the sound level another decibel when the aforementioned Pereira could pass in 4-0 after an excellent counterattack from the away team. Rosenborg is now in sixth place, ten points behind league leader Lillestrøm. For Vålerenga, it looks darker, with 11th place and three points away from Jerv in the relegation zone.
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