It was not many minutes on Isabell Bachor away towards Røa.
After a quarter of an hour, she received a blow to the face by Røa striker Vilde Fjelldal.
The experienced German went straight to the ground, and when she first got up it was straight off the field.
After a few minutes on the sidelines, the confirmation came: Nose fracture.
This blow caused the experienced LSK Women player a broken nose.
–
Final scoring in open play
– We want to get some goals from open play.
The guests’ captain, Emilie Haavi, told NRK during the break.
Before the second round against Røa, they had only scored goals on set pieces this season.
But when Haavi got the opportunity for a full volley, it was over. The bale fell down in front of her and she hit the clock.
Bang said so, then the ball was in the net.
– It feels very good now. We start a little late, but eventually we dominate the match. We are also happy with the goals we score, says Hege Riise to NRK after the match.
Just minutes later, another gem came from the guests when Andrea Wilmann scored her second of the day with a cheeky chip.
– It’s nice to put them on, and it’s good to score on something other than a set piece, says Wilmann and emphasizes that it’s about getting what you practice.
For the first time this season, LSK Women scored from open play.
Photo: Fredrik Hagen / NTB scanpix
–
Nora Eide Lie put in the guests’ last goal just before the end.
Finally released for Røa
As NRK’s expert commentator said after Røa’s reduction:
– There are probably few 4-1 reductions that are so significant.
The goal was Røa’s first this season.
– We will cry over the result, but cheer for the goal, said Geir Nordby after the match and says that he thinks it will now loosen for his team.
Rebecka Holum scored a beautiful goal ten minutes before full time, and with that, the scoring ghost disappeared for Nordby’s team.
However, the first three games of the season have shown that the hole left by Synne Jensen is difficult to close for the red-clad.
–
