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E.Gassama
M. Ndiaye
78′
R. Rosa
D.Seck
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S.Bouekou Mahania
A. Diaby
70′
D. Bangoura
A. Araujo
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R. Coutinho da Silva
Mathys Jean
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M.Ros
G.Capuano
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D. Sarr
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Tom Renaudineau
H.Lamy
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M. Vrignon
K.Bensoula
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D.Seck
47′
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J. Beaulieu
Assist: A. Araujo
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J. Beaulieu
Evan Morel
Halftime 0-1
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V.Theresin
41′
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Mathys Jean
Assist: D. Sarr
33′
A. Araujo
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M. Samb
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Austevoll and Varegg played out a gripping 2-2 draw in the Norwegian 3.Divisjon on 5 September 2026, leaving both sides with a share of the spoils in a hard-fought coastal derby at the Austevoll Stadion. The result continues Austevoll's solid home form while Varegg demonstrated the resilience that has made them one of the trickier away sides in the division this season.

On a cool autumn evening under the floodlights, the match lived up to its pre-game billing as a contest between two teams with contrasting ambitions. Austevoll, representing the island community south of Bergen, came into the fixture eager to protect home turf and push themselves further up the mid-table log. Varegg, the historically established club from the Bergen area, arrived with hopes of closing the gap on the early pace-setters in the 3.Divisjon.

First-half flow and Austevoll's early intent

Austevoll started brightly, pressing high and forcing Varegg into several uncharacteristic turnovers in their own defensive third. Their aggressive approach paid off just after the quarter-hour mark when a well-worked move down the left flank ended with a composed finish into the far corner, giving the home side the dream start and lifting the local supporters to their feet.

Varegg weathered the storm and slowly began to exert their passing rhythm. The equalizer arrived just before the half-hour through an incisive counter-attack: a quick exchange of passes released their striker through the middle, and he made no mistake with a low drive under the advancing goalkeeper. The score at the interval remained 1-1, with both teams having enjoyed meaningful spells in the final third.

A second-half battle and late drama

The second half followed a similar pattern, with midfield tackles flying in and not much separating the two outfits. Austevoll regained the lead shortly after the hour mark following a corner kick that was only half-cleared, allowing a home defender to steer a powerful volley into the roof of the net and restore the islanders' advantage.

Varegg could have crumbled, but instead dug deep and pushed forward with increasing urgency. With less than ten minutes remaining, they earned a deserved equalizer when a cross from the right caused chaos in the Austevoll box, and a Varegg winger sneaked in at the back post to force the ball over the line from close range. Both teams then had presentable chances to win all three points in a frantic closing stretch, yet the 2-2 scoreline was a fair reflection of an evenly matched encounter.

Key takeaways from Austevoll vs Varegg

  • Austevoll's home resilience: They have now shown they can mix it with the division's stronger visitors, although converting leads into wins remains a challenge.
  • Varegg's character: Twice behind, twice level, Varegg proved their attacking threat and refusal to lose on the road.
  • Playoff/title picture: The draw keeps Varegg within reach of the upper group while Austevoll continue to build a dependable base at home.

With the 3.Divisjon campaign now well into its defining phase, every point counts for clubs hoping to climb or avoid trouble. For Austevoll and Varegg, the draw in September likely represents a result that both will look back on with mixed feelings, but the competitive energy and two goals apiece made it a night to remember for neutral observers.