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NOR Youth Cup
Rosenborg U19 - U VS Stabaek U Live
Rosenborg U19
10-22 21:30
2 - 2
End
Stabaek U19 - U VS Stabaek U Sport
Stabaek U19
Live Match
Statistics
H2H
Rosenborg U19
Stabaek U19
Attacks
175
150
Dangerous Attacks
90
61
Ball Possession
60
40
On Target
3
8
Off Target
6005
5012
Important Events
Live text broadcast
End 2-2
93′
Halftime 2-2
44′
2-2
43′
2-1
29′
1-1
4′
0-1
Goal
Shot on target
Shot off target
Penalty
Penalty Missed
Penalty shootout
Own goal
Assist
Corner
yellow card
red card
Second yellow
Subsititution
Subsititution(injury)
VAR
Match Info

Full-time result: Rosenborg U19 2-2 Stabaek U19

Rosenborg U19 and Stabaek U19 shared the spoils in a breathless Norwegian Youth Cup encounter that finished 2-2, with the visitors equalising late after Rosenborg had twice taken the lead. The match was played at high tempo from the first whistle, featuring aggressive pressing, quick transitions, and a series of chances at both ends. For Rosenborg, the draw will feel like two points dropped; for Stabaek, the comeback underlined the squad’s resilience and attacking quality.

Match overview

Rosenborg started brightly and took the lead with an early goal that rewarded their high press. The home side pressed Stabaek’s back line into mistakes and used the width of the pitch well, stretching the defence before attacking the box. Stabaek responded well, though, equalising before half-time with a well-worked move that exposed space between Rosenborg’s centre-backs.

The second half followed a similar pattern. Rosenborg regained the lead after a sustained spell of pressure, but Stabaek refused to fold. The visitors pushed more bodies forward in the final 15 minutes and found an equaliser that their persistence deserved. Rosenborg had one last chance from a set piece in stoppage time, but the header drifted wide, leaving the tie level at the final whistle.

Key moments

  • Rosenborg take an early lead: A turnover high up the pitch led to a composed finish inside the area.
  • Stabaek equalise before the break: A quick combination down the left created space for a low strike across goal.
  • Rosenborg’s second goal: A cross from the right was met with a powerful header to restore the home side’s advantage.
  • Late Stabaek equaliser: The visitors capitalised on a loose ball in the box and forced it over the line after a scramble.

Tactical story

Rosenborg U19’s approach was built on intensity and forward pressure. Their midfielders pressed high, forcing Stabaek to play long or risk losing the ball in dangerous areas. When Rosenborg won possession, they attacked quickly through the flanks and looked to get crosses into the box early. The plan produced two goals, but it also left space behind the full-backs for Stabaek to exploit.

Stabaek U19 grew into the game by adjusting their build-up play. The midfield dropped deeper to create passing angles, and the wide players stayed higher to stretch Rosenborg’s defensive line. Their equaliser came from exactly that pattern: patient circulation followed by a sudden acceleration into the final third. Stabaek’s substitutions also made an impact, adding energy and fresh legs for the closing push.

Standout performers

Rosenborg’s right winger was a constant threat, delivering the cross for the second goal and repeatedly beating his marker in one-on-one situations. The central midfielder drove the team forward and won several important second balls. For Stabaek, the left-sided attacker was influential throughout, while the substitute forward changed the momentum in the final stages and played a key role in the late equaliser.

Cup impact

The 2-2 draw keeps both teams in the Norwegian Youth Cup conversation and highlights the fine margins that decide youth cup ties. Rosenborg U19 will be frustrated by their inability to close out the game, but their attacking display offered plenty of encouragement. Stabaek U19 will take confidence from a resilient away performance and a late goal that rewarded their persistence. Both sides now turn their attention to the next fixture, knowing that consistency and concentration will be essential if they are to progress in the competition.