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(Norway-Finland 2–1, 3–6 overall) Norway had to win big to avenge the 1–5 loss from the first playoff match against Finland, but the EC hope disappeared in Stavanger after Seedy Jatta saw red.
Norway dominated the first half at SR-Bank Arena, but were unable to break the deadlock.
Ten minutes after the break, it was Finland who took the lead. After a corner, Casper Terho put the ball past Sander Tangvik.
With half an hour left on the game clock, things went from bad to worse for Norway’s hopefuls. Seedy Jatta fought a fierce battle against Odd player Tony Miettinen.
It all ended in tumult between the two campaigners, with Jatta delivering one spring skullspring skullA strong blow with the front of the head, usually done to another person. Can also be referred to as “å stange”. The most famous running skull in football history is Zinedine Zidane’s running skull on Marco Materazzi during the World Cup final in 2006. in the middle of the center back’s face. The Sturm Graz player was awarded a marching order.
– We get provoked and bite. It’s unnecessary and that’s exactly what they’re trying to do, says national team coach of the U21 national team Jan Peder Jalland about the expulsion.
Ten minutes before the end there was a small bright spot for Jan Peder Jalland’s crew. Substitute Joel Mvuka equalized after a nice attack – and Norway got blood on their teeth. Isak Hansen-Årøen finished from the corner of the 16-metre. The shot went through a Finnish player, and landed at Marius Broholm. The Rosenborg player scored alone with the keeper, and secured the victory for Norway.
Your victory died only of academic interest. Finland won 6–3 on aggregate and thus the Finns are ready for the U21 EC in the summer of 2025 at the expense of Norway.
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