Brann beats Haugesund 2-0 on Saturday. HIGHLIGHTS

HAUGESUND. Brann beats Haugesund with a 2-0 win with a penalty scored by N. Castro (17') and a goal from F. Horn (39').

November 12, 2023

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HAUGESUND. Brann overcomes Haugesund with a 2-0 win with a penalty scored by N. Castro (17′) and a goal from F. Horn (39′).

The match was played at the Haugesund Stadion stadium in Haugesund on Saturday and it started at 6:00 pm local time. In front of 8,070 spectators. The referee was Ola Hobber Nilsen with the collaboration of Elvin Hansen and Aleksander Jaeger. The 4th official was André Bjørgen Birkeland. The weather was light rain. The temperature was cold at 7.12 degrees Celsius or 44.82 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 84%.

Match Statistics

Haugesund

0 - 2

Brann

48 Ball Possession 52

Shots

15 Total 10
7 On Target 3
6 Off Target 4
2 Shots blocked 3

111 Attack 102
53 Dangerous attack 34
88 Ball safe 93

0 Penalties 1
2 Corners 5
1 Off Sides 3

Fouls

13 Total 10
3 Yellow Cards 2
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 0

Other

4 Substitutions 3

Ball possession

No teams had a vastly superior advantage in terms of ball possession. Haugesund was in possession of the ball for 48% of the time vs. Brann that controlled the ball for 52% of the time.

Attitude and shots

Haugesund was more pushing with 53 dangerous attacks and 15 shots of which 7 were on target. Even so, Brann succeeded in find the solution to win this match.

Haugesund shot 15 times, 7 on target, 6 off target. On the other side, Brann shot 10 times, 3 on target, 4 off target.

Cards

Haugesund received 3 yellow cards (Ulrik Tillung Fredriksen, Alexander Söderlund and Kevin Martin Krygard). On the opposite side, Brann received 2 yellow cards (Svenn Crone and Thore Baardsen Pedersen).

Match Timeline

Thore Baardsen Pedersen- Yellow

17'

Niklas Castro(penalty)

15'

Bård Finne(VAR)

Ulrik Fredriksen- Yellow

27'

29'

S. Crone- Yellow

39'

Felix Horn Myhre(goal)

45'

Sory Ibrahim Diarra- sub ->Martin Samuelsen

58'

64'

66'

Sander Erik Kartum- sub ->Ulrik Mathisen

Oscar Krusnell- sub ->Claus Niyukuri

68'

77'

Niklas Wassberg- sub ->Niklas Castro

85'

A. Heggebø- sub ->Bård Finne

88'

T. Nyhammer- sub ->Bruno Leite

88'

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

Odd

After this match, Haugesund will stay with 30 points like HamKam to hold in the 11th place. On the opposite side, Brann will have 58 points to sit in the 2nd place.

Next matches

Haugesund – Formation

Haugesund

Egil Selvik 1.Norway

6.3

Claus Niyukuri 2.Norway

6.4

68'

Anders Baertelsen 4.Denmark

7.0

P. Therkildsen 7.Denmark

9.1

Ulrik Fredriksen 15.Norway

6.3

27'

Magnus Christensen 6.Denmark

7.0

88'

Kevin Krygård 8.Norway

7.3

64'

Martin Samuelsen 14.Norway

6.3

58'

Bruno Leite 26.Cape Verde

6.8

88'

Bilal Njie 99.Norway

7.0

A. Søderlund 16.Norway

6.7

45'

Substitutes

Amund Wichne 12.Norway

Oscar Krusnell 3.Sweden

7.5

68'

M. Hope 25.Norway

Eivind Helgeland 36.Norway

Almar Grindhaug 40.Norway

Daan Huisman 23.Netherlands

7.0

88'

T. Nyhammer 24.Norway

6.7

88'

Sebastian Tounekti 11.Tunisia

Sory Ibrahim Diarra 29.Mali

6.4

58'

Haugesund started with a 4-2-3-1 line-up (4-2-3-1).

The manager Sancheev Manoharan decided to play with the following team: Egil Selvik (6.3), Peter Therkildsen (9.1), Anders Baertelsen (7.0), Ulrik Tillung Fredriksen (6.3), Claus Niyukuri (6.4), Magnus Christensen (7.0), Bruno Leite (6.8), Martin Samuelsen (6.3), Kevin Martin Krygard (7.3), Bilal Njie (7.0) and Alexander Söderlund (6.7).

The home team had on the bench: Oscar Krusnell (7.5), Sebastian Tounekti, Amund Wichne, Daan Huisman (7.0), Troy Nyhammer (6.7), Mikkel Hope, Sory Diarra (6.4), Eivind Helgeland and Almar Gjerd Grindhaug.

Substitutions

Haugesund made 4 changes: Martin Samuelsen for Sory Diarra (58′), Claus Niyukuri for Oscar Krusnell (68′), Magnus Christensen for Daan Huisman (88′) and Bruno Leite for Troy Nyhammer (88′).

Best player: Peter Therkildsen

As per our analysis, the most impressive player for Haugesund was Peter Therkildsen.

His rating is (9.1) with 43 passes (79% accurate) and 1 key pass. He was won 8 duels out of 11. He performed 6 crosses. He hit the woodwork once times.

Brann – Formation

Brann

Mathias Dyngeland 1.Norway

8.8

Japhet Sery Larsen 6.Denmark

7.3

S. Crone 13.Denmark

6.8

29'

Joachim Soltvedt 17.Norway

7.3

Thore Baardsen Pedersen 23.Norway

7.0

Felix Horn Myhre 8.Norway

7.3

39'

F. Børsting 10.Denmark

6.7

Ulrik Mathisen 14.Norway

7.5

66'

Sivert Heltne Nilsen 19.Norway

8.1

Niklas Castro 9.Chile

7.3

77'

17'

Bård Finne 11.Norway

6.4

85'

Substitutes

Eirik Johansen 12.Norway

Eivind Helland 40.Norway

J. Torsvik 35.Norway

Sander Erik Kartum 18.Norway

6.3

66'

M. Simba 22.Sweden

Niklas Wassberg 25.Norway

6.3

77'

Magnus Warming 7.Denmark

A. Heggebø 20.Norway

6.4

85'

Brann started with a aggressive line-up (4-3-3).

Eirik Horneland played with: Matias Dyngeland (8.8), Svenn Crone (6.8), Thore Baardsen Pedersen (7.0), Japhet Sery Larsen (7.3), Joachim Soltvedt (7.3), Felix Horn Myhre (7.3), Sivert Heltne Nilsen (8.1), Frederik Børsting (6.7), Ulrik Mathisen (7.5), Bård Finne (6.4) and Niklas Castro (7.3).

They had on the bench: Magnus Warming, Eirik Johansen, Sander Erik Kartum (6.3), Aune Selland Heggebø (6.4), Moonga Simba, Niklas Wassberg (6.3), Jonas Torsvik and Eivind Helland.

Brann could not rely on the presence of Sander Erik Kartum (injured).

Substitutions

Brann made 3 changes: Ulrik Mathisen for Sander Erik Kartum (66′), Niklas Castro for Niklas Wassberg (77′) and Bård Finne for Aune Selland Heggebø (85′).