Translated by Per Kristiansen

This was a game in which Team Strommen should have defeated Kolbotn. Instead, miskicks cost them dearly and they lost 1-0.

Ida Elise Enget and Una Nwajei were the players who missed the chances, but the whole team was not functioning well after their long layoff. This was their first loss of the season. Ida says that she was "certain she was going to score. I had no idea that I could miss the goal." At about the ten minute mark, she received a great through pass from Nasra Abdullah. She had time to tee up the shot, but she fired wide of the far post. Ida knows that" after such a loss, that shot is going to haunt me for a few days."

Then, just a couple of minutes before the game ended Una Nwajei got a wonderful chance as well. However, her volley was saved by an athletic Kolbotn goalkeeper.

Except for these two chances, neither Team Strommen nor Kolbotn showed much creativity in the game. As the Team Strommen coach Janne Jannson reported, this was "a bad game, full of bad plays, on bad turf. On top of this, it was a bad loss and a bad result."

The coach was at a loss to explain it all, but the poor grass was probably a factor. He felt that the team started and finished well, but there wasn't much in between. Neither team played at the level expected.

Another factor may have been that Lene Storløkken didn’t play. She was out with a knee injury. And, he expected more from Nasra Abdullah.