26/01-2003, Friendly
United Arab Emirates – Norway 1-1
(0-0)
Goals: 1-0 Mohamed Rashed Srour
(63), 1-1 Thorstein Helstad
(72). Referee: Mohamed Omar (United Arab Emirates). Yellow cards: Fakher (45) and Borgersen (82). Attendance: 800 (approximately). Venue: Sharjah Club
stadium (Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates).
United Arab Emirates (4-5-1): Mohamed Abdulla – Humaid Fakher, Juma Khater, Fahed Ali, Abdulla Rabee [Mohamed Rabee 81st min.] –
Fahed Masoud
[Haider Alu Ali 75th min.], Subait Khater [Salah Abbas 75th min.],
Abdul Raheem Juma, Mohamed Omar [Waleed Murad 90th min.], Rami Yaslam – Mohamed Rashed Srour [Salem Khamis 82nd min.]. Coach: Roy Hodgson. Captain: Fahed
Ali.
Norway (4-5-1): Erik Holtan (Odd Grenland) – Christer Basma (Rosenborg
BK), Brede Paulsen Hangeland (Viking FK), Bård Borgersen (Aalborg BK), Thomas
Pereira (Viking FK) – Azar Karadas (Rosenborg BK) [Jonny Hanssen (SFK Lyn) 67th
min.], Pa-Modou Kah (Vålerenga Fotball) [Christer George (Rosenborg BK) 90th
min.], Daniel Berg Hestad (Molde FK), Fredrik Winsnes (Rosenborg BK), Thorstein
Helstad (FK Austria Memphis
Magna) – Sigurd Rushfeldt (FK Austria Memphis Magna). Coach: Nils Johan Semb. Captain:
Christer Basma. Substitutes not used: Espen Johnsen (Rosenborg BK),
Frode Kippe (Lillestrøm SK), Jan Frode Nornes (Odd Grenland), Alexander Aas
(Odd Grenland) and Raymond Kvisvik (FK Austria Memphis Magna)
28/01-2003,
Friendly
Oman – Norway 1-2 (0-0)
Goals: 1-0 Yusuf Shaaban (50), 1-1 Azar
Karadas (63), 1-2 Sigurd Rushfeldt (82). Referee:
Hassem Abdullah Al-Ajmi (Oman). Yellow card:
Karadas (57). Attendance: 500 (approximately). Venue: Police stadium
(Muscat, Oman)
Oman (3-5-2): Ali Al-Absi –
Mohd Rabel, Said Shoou, Khalifa Ael –
Fauzi Basher, Ahmed Hadid, Hamdi Hubeis [Ahmed Awadh 70th min.], Mohd Mubarak
[Ahmed Khalid 57th min.], Nabil Ashoor [Suleiman Said 81st min.] – Ismail Suleiman [Yusuf Shaaban 46th min.], Hashim Saleh [Imad Suleiman
68th min.]. Unused substitutes: Badar Juma, Haifar Dadwesh, Khalid Said
and Samir Said.
Norway (4-4-2): Erik Holtan (Odd Grenland) – Christer
Basma (Rosenborg BK), Brede Paulsen Hangeland (Viking FK), Frode Kippe
(Lillestrøm SK), Thomas Pereira (Viking FK) [Alexander Aas (Odd Grenland) 46th
min.] – Pa-Modou Kah (Vålerenga Fotball) [Christer George (Rosenborg BK) 52nd
min.], Jonny Hanssen (SFK Lyn) [Jan Frode Nornes (Odd Grenland) 86th min.],
Fredrik Winsnes (Rosenborg BK), Raymond Kvisvik (FK Austria Memphis Magna)
[Azar Karadas (Rosenborg BK) 46th min.] – Sigurd Rushfeldt (FK Austria Memphis Magna), Thorstein Helstad (FK Austria Memphis Magna) [Daniel Berg Hestad (Molde FK) 75th
min.]. Coach: Nils Johan Semb. Captain: Christer Basma. Unused
substitutes: Erik Thorstvedt (no club) and Bård Borgersen (Aalborg BK).
In this match Oman fielded
their U23-team (Olympic team).
12/02-2003, Friendly
Greece – Norway 1-0 (1-0)
Goal: 1-0 Sotiris Kyrgiakos (25). Referee:
Paulo Manuel Gomes Costa (Portugal). Yellow cards: none. Attendance: 8.000,
Venue: Theodoros Vardinogiannis stadium (Heraklion, Greece)
Greece (3-4-1-2): Antonis Nikopolidis (Panathinaikos) – Yiannis Goumas (Panathinaikos) – Nikos Dabizas (Newcastle), Sotiris Kyrgiakos
(Panathinaikos) [Spyros Vallas (Xanthi) 59th min.] –
Vasilis Lakis (AEK Athen) [Stelios Giannakopoulos (Olympiakos Piraeus) 46th
min.], Theodoros Zagorakis (AEK Athen), Angelos Basinos (Panathinaikos),
Panayiotis Fyssas (Panathinaikos) – Vasilis
Tsartas (AEK Athen) [Giorgos Georgiadis (PAOK Thessaloniki) 46th min.] – Demis Nikolaidis (AEK Athen) [Angelos Kharisteas
(Werder Bremen) 46th min.], Zissis Vryzas (Perugia) [Stelios Venetidis
(Olympiakos Piraeus) 76th min.]. Coach: Otto Rehhagel. Captain: Theodoros Zagorakis. Unused substitute: Konstantinos Chalkias (Iraklis Thessaloniki).
Norway
(4-4-1-1): Frode
Olsen (Viking FK) – Christer Basma (Rosenborg BK), Claus Lundekvam
(Southampton), Ronny Johnsen (Aston Villa) [Brede Paulsen Hangeland (Viking FK)
46th min.], Torjus Hansén (Arminia Bielefeld) [Vidar Riseth (Rosenborg BK) 46th
min.] – Petter Rudi (Germinal Beerschot) [Pa-Modou Kah (Vålerenga Fotball) 82nd
min.], Trond Andersen (Wimbledon), Tommy Svindal Larsen (1FC Nürnberg) [Fredrik
Winsnes (Rosenborg BK) 82nd min.], John Arne Riise (Liverpool) [Jo Tessem
(Southampton) 61st min.] – Ole Gunnar Solskjær (Manchester United) [Frode
Johnsen (Rosenborg BK) 46th min.] – Sigurd Rushfeldt (FK Austria Memphis Magna). Coach: Nils Johan Semb. Captain:
Ole Gunnar Solskjær (1st half), Claus Lundekvam (2nd half). Unused
substitute: Erik Holtan (Odd Grenland).
02/04-2003 (20:00 Local Time), European
Championship, Qualifying round (group 2).
Luxembourg – Norway 0-2 (0-0)
Goals: 0-1 Sigurd Rushfeldt (58), 0-2 Ole Gunnar Solskjær (73). Referee:
Ivan Dobrinov (Bulgaria). Yellow cards: Hoffmann (7), Andersen (10), Berg (31).
Attendance: 3.000. Venue: Stade Josy Barthel (Luxembourg).
Luxembourg (5-4-1): Alija Besic (Union Luxembourg) – René
Peters (Swift Esperange), Eric Hoffmann (Etzella Ettelbruck), Manuel Schauls
(AS Jeunesse Esch), Ben Federspiel (Etzella Ettelbruck) – Gregory Molitor
(Avenir Beggen) – Alphonse Leweck (Etzella Ettelbruck) [Patrick Lassine (AS
Jeunesse Esch) 92nd min.], Gordon Braun (AS Jeunesse Esch) [Sacha Schneider (AS
Jeunesse Esch) 76th min.], Jeff Strasser (Borussia Mönchengladbach), Sébastien
Remy (F91 Dudelange) – Marcel Christophe (FC Mondercange) [Daniel Huss (CS
Grevenmacher) 83rd min.]. Coach: Allan Simonsen. Captain: Jeff Strasser.
Unused substitutes: Stéphane Gillet (Paris Saint Germain), Sven Di
Domenico (Swift Hesperange), Gilles Engeldinger (FC Erpeldange) and Patrick
Posing (Etzella Ettelbruck).
Norway (4-4-2): Frode Olsen (Viking FK) – Christer Basma (Rosenborg BK),
Henning Berg (Blackburn Rovers), Ronny Johnsen (Aston Villa), André Bergdølmo
(AFC Ajax) – Petter Rudi (Germinal Beerschot) [Jo Tessem (Southampton) 46th
min.], Trond Andersen (Wimbledon), Eirik Bakke (Leeds United) [Tommy Svindal
Larsen (1FC Nürnberg) 86th min.], John Arne Riise (Liverpool) – Ole Gunnar
Solskjær (Manchester United), Tore André Flo (Sunderland) [Sigurd Rushfeldt (FK Austria Memphis Magna) 46th min.]. Coach: Nils Johan
Semb. Captain: Henning Berg. Unused substitutes: Erik Holtan (Odd
Grenland), Claus Lundekvam (Southampton), Frode Johnsen (Rosenborg BK) and Roar
Strand (Rosenborg BK).
30/04-2003, Friendly
Republic of Ireland – Norway 1-0
(1-0)
Goal: 1-0 Damien Duff (17). Referee:
Michael McCurry (Scotland). Yellow cards: none. Attendance: 32.643. Venue:
Landsdowne Road (Dublin, Ireland).
Republic of Ireland (4-3-1-2): Shay Given (Newcastle United) [Nicky Colgan (Hibernian) 60th min.] –
Stephen Carr (Tottenham Hotspur), Gary Breen (West Ham United), Richard Dunne
(Manchester City), Ian Harte (Leeds United) [Steve Finnan (Fulham) 60th min.] –
Matt Holland (Ipswich Town), Mark Kinsella (Aston Villa) [Lee Carsley (Everton)
65th min.], Kevin Kilbane (Sunderland) [Alan Quinn (Sheffield Wednesday) 85th
min.] – Damien Duff (Blackburn Rovers) [Colin Healy (Celtic) 74th min.] –
Robbie Keane (Tottenham Hotspur) [Glen Crowe (Bohemians) 90th min.], David
Connolly (Wimbledon) [Alan Lee (Rotherham) 74th min.]. Coach: Brian Kerr. Captain:
Matt Holland. Unused
substitutes: Stephen McPhail
(Leeds United) and Joe Murphy (West Bromwich Albion).
Norway (4-5-1): Frode Olsen (Viking FK) [Erik Holtan (Odd Grenland)
46th min.] – Christer Basma (Rosenborg BK) [Alexander Aas (Odd Grenland) 56th min.],
Brede Paulsen Hangeland (Viking FK), Ronny Johnsen (Aston Villa) [Torjus Hansén
(Arminia Bielefeld) 46th min.], André Bergdølmo (AFC Ajax) – John Carew
(Valencia), Tommy Svindal Larsen (1FC Nürnberg), Trond Andersen (Wimbledon)
[Frode Johnsen (Rosenborg BK) 90th min.], Øyvind Leonhardsen (Aston Villa),
Steffen Iversen (Tottenham) [Petter Rudi (Germinal Beerschot) 65th min.] –
Sigurd Rushfeldt (FK Austria
Memphis Magna) [Tore André Flo (Sunderland) 46th min.].
Coach: Nils Johan Semb. Captain: Ronny Johnsen (André Bergdølmo
46th min.). Unused substitute: Fredrik
Winsnes (Rosenborg BK).
22/05-2003 (19:00 Local Time), Friendly
Norway – Finland 2-0 (1-0)
Goals: 1-0 Øyvind Leonhardsen (22), 2-0 Tore André Flo (80). Referee: Kenny
Clark (Scotland). Yellow/red cards: none. Attendance: 13.436. Venue: Ullevaal
stadium (Oslo, Norway).
Norway (4-4-2): Frode Olsen (Viking FK) [Espen Johnsen (Rosenborg BK)
46th min.] – Christer Basma (Rosenborg BK), Claus Lundekvam (Southampton), Ronny
Johnsen (Aston Villa), John Arne Riise (Liverpool) – Steffen Iversen
(Tottenham Hotspurs) [Håvard Flo (Sogndal Fotball) 46th min.], Trond Andersen
(Wimbledon) [Fredrik Winsnes (Rosenborg BK) 70th min.], Eirik Bakke (Leeds
United) [Frode Johnsen (Rosenborg BK) 46th min.], Øyvind Leonhardsen (Aston
Villa) – Ole Gunnar Solskjær (Manchester United) [Magne Hoset (Molde FK) 86th
min.], Tore André Flo (Sunderland). Coach: Nils Johan Semb. Captain:
Ole Gunnar Solskjær (Ronny Johnsen 86th min.). Substitutes not used:
Erik Holtan (Odd Grenland), Alexander Aas (Odd Grenland), Brede Paulsen
Hangeland (Viking FK), Thomas Pereira (Viking FK), Harald Martin Brattbakk
(Rosenborg BK) and Sigurd Rushfeldt (FK Austria Memphis Magna).
Finland (4-4-2): Peter Enckelman (Aston Villa) – Markus Heikkinen
(Portsmouth) [Fredrik Nordback (Örebro SK) 71st min.], Toni Kuivasto (Viking
FK), Sami Hyypiä (Liverpool), Janne Saarinen (Rosenborg BK) [Janne Hietanen
(Denizlispor) 28th min.] [Jussi Nuorela (Malmö FF) 50th min.] – Antti Pohja
(Hammarby IF) [Paulus Roiha (FC Utrecht) 46th min.], Miika Koppinen (Tromsø
IL), Simo Valakari (Derby County), Peter Kopteff (Viking FK) – Jonatan
Johansson (Charlton Athletic) [Ville Väisänen (Bryne FK) 87th min.], Shefki
Kuqi (Sheffield Wednesday) [Daniel Sjölund (Djurgårdens IF) 82nd min.]. Coach:
Antte Muurinen. Captain: Sami Hyypiä. Substitute not used: Jani
Viander (Stoke).
Finland fielded a start line-up that included more players from the Norwegian Tippeliga
than the start line-up of Norway.
07/06-2003
(19:15 Local Time), European Championship, Qualifying round (group 2).
Denmark –
Norway 1-0 (1-0)
Goal: 1-0
Jesper Grønkjær (5). Referee: Graham Poll (England). Yellow cards: Bergdølmo (60) and Sand
(89). Attendance: 41.824. Venue: Parken (Copenhagen, Denmark).
Denmark (4-3-3): Thomas Sørensen (Sunderland) – Thomas Helveg (AC
Milan), René Henriksen (Panathinaikos), Martin Laursen (AC Milan), Niclas
Jensen (Manchester City) [Thomas Røll Larsen (FC København) 60th min.] – Morten
Wieghorst (Brøndby IF), Thomas Gravesen (Everton), Claus Jensen (Charlton
Athletic) – Jesper Grønkjær (Chelsea) [Dennis Rommedahl (PSV Eindhoven) 71st
min.], Ebbe Sand (Schalke 04), Martin Jørgensen (Udinese) [Per Nielsen (Brøndby
IF) 84th min.]. Coach: Morten Olsen. Captain: René Henriksen. Unused
substitutes: Kasper Bøgelund (PSV Eindhoven), Kaspar Dalgas (Brøndby IF),
Morten Skoubo (Borussia Mönchengladbach) and Peter Skov-Jensen (FC
Midtjylland).
Norway (4-4-1-1): Frode Olsen (Viking FK) – Christer Basma (Rosenborg
BK), Claus Lundekvam (Southampton), Ronny Johnsen (Aston Villa), John Arne
Riise (Liverpool FC) – Steffen Iversen (Tottenham Hotspurs), Trond Andersen
(Wimbledon) [André Bergdølmo (AFC Ajax) 46th min.], Eirik Bakke (Leeds United),
Øyvind Leonhardsen (Aston Villa) [Tore André Flo (Sunderland) 62nd min.] – Ole
Gunnar Solskjær (Manchester United) [Håvard Flo (Sogndal Fotball) 90th min.]
– John Carew (Valencia). Coach:
Nils Johan Semb. Captain: Ole Gunnar Solskjær. Unused substitutes:
Espen Johnsen (Rosenborg BK), Brede Paulsen Hangeland (Viking FK), Henning Berg
(Blackburn Rovers) and Frode Johnsen (Rosenborg BK).
11/06-2003
(19:45 Local Time), European Championship, Qualifying round (group 2)
Norway – Romania 1-1 (0-0)
Goals: 0-1 Ioan Viorel Ganea (64), 1-1 Ole Gunnar Solskjær (pen 78).
Referee: Lubos Michel (Slovakia). Yellow cards: Contra (24), Ganea (64) and
Radoi (76). Attendance: 24.890. Venue: Ullevaal (Oslo, Norway).
Norway (4-5-1): Frode Olsen (Viking FK) – Christer Basma (Rosenborg BK),
Henning Berg (Blackburn Rovers) [Claus Lundekvam (Southampton) 85th min.],
Ronny Johnsen (Aston Villa), André Bergdølmo (Ajax) – Ole Gunnar Solskjær
(Manchester United), Frode Johnsen (Rosenborg BK) [Tore André Flo (Sunderland)
70th min.], Trond Andersen (Wimbledon), Eirik Bakke (Leeds United), John Arne
Riise (Liverpool FC) – John Carew (Valencia) [Steffen Iversen (Tottenham
Hotspurs) 81st min.]. Coach: Nils Johan Semb. Captain: Henning
Berg [Ole Gunnar Solskjær 85th min.]. Unused substitutes: Espen Johnsen
(Rosenborg BK), Torjus Ekeli Hansén (Arminia Bielefeld), Fredrik Winsnes
(Rosenborg BK) and Håvard Flo (Sogndal Fotball).
Romania (4-4-2): Bogdan Lobont (AFC Ajax) – Cosmin Marius
Contra (Atletico Madrid), Adrian Iencsi (FC Rapid Bucuresti), Christian Eugen
Chivu (AFC Ajax), Razvan Rat-Dinca (FC Rapid Bucuresti) – Daniel Gabriel Pancu
(Besiktas JK) [Florin Bratu (FC Rapid Bucuresti) 86th min.], Matei Mirel Radoi
(Steaua Bucuresti), Florin Soava (FC Rapid Bucuresti), Adrian Bucurel Ilie (CD Alaves)
[Alin Stoica (FC Brügge) 46th min.] – Ioan Viorel Ganea (VfB Stuttgart), Adrian
Mutu (Parma AC). Coach: Anghel
Iordanescu. Captain: Christian Eugen Chivu. Unused
substitutes: Bogdan Stelea (Salamanca), Zeno Marius Bundea (Universitatea
Craiova), Ilie
Iulian Miu (Steaua Bucuresti), Paul Constantin Codrea (Palermo) and
Marian Aliuta (Steaua Bucuresti).
20/08-2003 (Local Time
20.00), Friendly.
Norway – Scotland 0-0 (0-0)
Referee: Mikko Vuorela (Finland). Yellow cards: Pressley (30), Carew (41) and
Hutchison (89). Attendance: 12.758. Venue: Ullevaal (Oslo, Norway).
Norway (4-5-1): 1-Espen Johnsen (Rosenborg BK) – 5-Christer Basma
(Rosenborg BK) [13-Alexander Aas (Odd Grenland) 70th min.], 4-Henning Berg
(Glasgow Rangers) [14-Ronny Johnsen (Aston Villa) 46th min.], 3-Claus Lundekvam
(Southampton), 2-André Bergdølmo (Borussia Dortmund) [18-Steffen Iversen
(Wolverhampton) 69th min.] – 10-Ole Gunnar Solskjær (Manchester United),
8-Martin Andresen (Stabæk Fotball), 6-Brede Paulsen Hangeland (Viking FK)
[15-Trond Andersen (Aalborg BK) 46th min.], 9-Frode Johnsen (Rosenborg BK)
[19-Jan Gunnar Solli (Rosenborg BK) 46th min.], 11-John Arne Riise (Liverpool)
– 7-John Carew (Valencia) [17-Håvard Flo (Sogndal Fotball) 72nd min.]. Coach:
Nils Johan Semb. Captain: Henning Berg (1st half), Ole Gunnar Solskjær
(2nd half). Unused substitutes: 12-Frode Olsen (Viking FK) and 16-Roar
Strand (Rosenborg BK).
Scotland (4-4-2): 1-Robert Douglas (Celtic) – 2-Maurice Ross (Glasgow
Rangers) [17-Darren Fletcher (Manchester United) 60th min.], 4-Steven Pressley
(Heart of Midlothian), 5-Andy Webster (Heart of Midlothian), 3-Gary Naysmith
(Everton) – 11-Colin Cameron (Wolverhampton) [15-Gavin Rae (FC Dundee) 85th
min.], 8-Christian Dailly (West Ham United), 6-Barry Ferguson (Glasgow
Rangers), 7-Paul Lambert (Celtic) – 10-Stephen Crawford (Dunfermline Athletic)
[13-Paul Devlin (Birmingham City) 80th min.], 9-Don Hutchison (West Ham
United). Coach: Berti Vogts. Captain: Paul Lambert. Unused
substitutes: 12-Neil Alexander (Cardiff City), 14-Graham Alexander (Preston
North End), 16-Lee Wilkie (FC Dundee), 18-Shaun Maloney (Celtic), 19-Brian Kerr
(Newcastle United), 20-Steven Caldwell (Newcastle United) and 21-Paul Gallacher
(Dundee United).
06/09-2003 (20:15 Local Time), European Championship, Qualifying round (group
2).
Bosnia-Herzegovina – Norway 1-0
(0-0)
Goal: 1-0 Zlatan Bajramovic (86). Referee: Stephane Bre (France). Yellow
cards: R.Johnsen (15), Barbarez (38), Andresen (58), Carew (70), Paulsen
Hangeland (72) and Bergdølmo (90+). Attendance: 18.000 (some sources say
22.000). Venue: Bilino Polje (Zenica, Bosnia-Herzegovina).
Bosnia-Herzegovina (4-4-1-1): 1-Kenan Hasagic (NK Zeljeznicar) – 2-Emir
Spahic (NK Dinamo Zagreb), 4-Muhamed Konjic (Coventry), 6-Mirsad Hibic (Atletico
Madrid), 3-Sasa Papac (FC Kärnten) – 10-Hasan Salihamidzic (FC Bayern München)
[17-Mirsad Beslija (Genk) 66th min.], 5-Zlatan Bajramovic (SC Freiburg),
8-Vladan Grujic (Borac Banja Luca), 11-Vedin Music (Modena) [18-Mirko Hrgovic
(Wolfsburg) 70th min.] – 9-Sergej Barbarez (Hamburg) [14-Bulent Biscevic (NK
Zeljeznicar) 87th min.] – 7-Elvir Bolic (Istanbulspor). Coach: Blaz
Sliskovic. Captain: Mirsad Hibic. Unused substitutes: 12-Almir
Tolja (SW Bregenz), 13-Haris Alihodzic (NK Zeljeznicar), 15-Branislav Krunic
(FK Leotar Trebinje) and 17-Mladen Bartolovic (NK Dinamo Zagreb).
Norway (4-5-1): 1-Espen Johnsen (Rosenborg BK) – 5-Christer Basma
(Rosenborg BK), 4-Henning Berg (Glasgow Rangers), 3-Ronny Johnsen (Aston
Villa), 2-André Bergdølmo (Borussia Dortmund) – 10-Ole Gunnar Solskjær
(Manchester United) [18-Steffen Iversen (Wolverhampton) 86th min.], 8-Martin
Andresen (Stabæk Fotball), 9-Brede Paulsen Hangeland (Viking FK), 6-Roar Strand
(Rosenborg BK) [13-Jan Gunnar Solli (Rosenborg BK) 87th min.], 11-John Arne
Riise (Liverpool) – 7-John Carew (Roma) [16-Tore André Flo (Siena) 73rd min.]. Coach:
Nils Johan Semb. Captain: Henning Berg. Unused substitutes:
12-Frode Olsen (Viking FK), 14-Claus Lundekvam (Southampton), 15-Frode Johnsen
(Rosenborg BK) and 17-Trond Andersen (Aalborg BK).
10/09-2003 (19:00 Local
Time), Friendly.
Norway – Portugal 0-1 (0-1)
Goal: 0-1 Pauleta (9). Referee:
Stephen Bennett (England). Yellow
cards: none. Attendance: 11.014. Venue: Ullevaal (Oslo, Norway).
Norway (4-5-1): 1-Espen Johnsen (Rosenborg BK) – 5-Christer Basma
(Rosenborg BK) [13-Alexander Aas (Odd Grenland) 46th min.], 4-Brede Paulsen
Hangeland (Viking FK), 3-Claus Lundekvam (Southampton), 2-John Arne Riise
(Liverpool) – 6-Steffen Iversen (Wolverhampton), 8-Martin Andresen (Stabæk
Fotball), 10-Trond Andersen (Aalborg BK) [17-Jan Gunnar Solli (Rosenborg BK)
64th min.], 15-Frode Johnsen (Rosenborg BK), 11-Harald Martin Brattbakk
(Rosenborg BK) – 9-Tore André Flo (Siena) [16-Håvard Flo (Sogndal Fotball) 36th
min.]. Coach: Nils Johan Semb. Captain: Claus Lundekvam. Substitutes
not used: 12-Frode Olsen (Viking FK), 14-Erlend Hanstveit (SK Brann) and
7-Roar Strand (Rosenborg BK).
Portugal (4-2-3-1): 1-Ricardo Alexandre Martins Soares Pereira ”Ricardo”
(Sporting CP) – 2-Luis Miguel Brito Garcia Monteiro ”Miguel” (SL Benfica),
5-Fernando Manuel Silva Couto ”Fernando Couto” (Lazio), 4-Jorge Manuel Almeida
Gomes De Andrade ”Jorge Andrade” (RC Deportivo La Coruna), 3-Rui Jorge Sousa
Dias Macedo Oliveira ”Rui Jorge” (Sporting CP) – 6-Francisco Jose Rodrigues
Costa ”Costinha” (FC Porto), 8-Nuno Miguel Frechaut Barreto ”Frechaut”
(Boavista FC) [15-Roberto Luis Gaspar Deus Severo ”Beto” (Sporting CP) 65th
min.] – 7-Luis Filipe Madeira Caeiro Figo ”Luis Figo” (Real Madrid CF), 10-Rui
Manuel Cesar Costa ”Rui Costa” (AC Milan) [20-Anderson Luis De Souza ”Deco” (FC
Porto) 70th min.], 11-Luis Boa Morte Pereira ”Boa Morte” (Fulham FC) – 9-Pedro
Miguel Carreiro Resendes ”Pauleta” (Paris St. Germain). Coach: Luiz
Felipe Scolari. Captain: Fernando Couto. Substitutes not used:
12-Joaquim Manuel Sampaio Silva ”Quim” (SC Braga), 13-Nuno Jorge Pereira Silva
Valente ”Nuno Valente” (FC Porto), 14-Fernando Jose Silva Freitas Meira
”Fernando Meira” (VfB Stuttgart) and 16-Sergio Paulo Marceneiro Conceiçao
”Sergio Conceiçao” (Lazio).
12/10-2003
(18:00 Local Time), European Championship, Qualifying round (group 2).
Norway – Luxembourg 1-0 (1-0)
Goal: 0-1 T.A. Flo (19). Referee: Zsolt Szabo (Hungary). Yellow cards: A.Leweck
(28) and Peters (71). Attendance: 22.255. Venue: Ullevaal (Oslo, Norway).
Norway (4-3-3): 1-Espen Johnsen (Rosenborg BK) – 5-Christer Basma
(Rosenborg BK), 4-Henning Berg (Rangers), 3-Claus Lundekvam (Southampton),
2-John Arne Riise (Liverpool) – 6-Roar Strand (Rosenborg BK), 8-Martin Andresen
(Stabæk Fotball), 7-Fredrik Winsnes (Rosenborg BK) [14-Trond Andersen (Aalborg
BK) 81st min.] – 10-Håvard Flo [16-Frode Johnsen (Rosenborg BK) 70th min.],
9-Tore André Flo (Siena) [18-Sigurd Rushfeldt (FK Austria Memphis Magna) 85th min.], 11-Harald Martin Brattbakk
(Rosenborg BK). Coach: Nils Johan Semb. Captain: Henning Berg. Unused substitutes: 12-Frode Olsen (Viking FK), 13-Brede
Paulsen Hangeland (Viking FK), 15-Ståle Stensaas (Rosenborg BK) and
17-Thorstein Helstad (FK Austria Memphis Magna).
Luxembourg (4-4-2): 1-Alija Besic (Union Luxembourg) – 2-René Peters
(Swift Esperange), 4-Eric Hoffmann (Etzella Ettelbruck), 7-Manuel Schauls (AS
Jeunesse Esch), 3-Ben Federspiel (Etzella Ettelbruck) – 8-Paul Mannon (Union Luxembourg)
[14-Sven Di Domenico (Swift Hesperange) 72nd min.], 9-Alphonse Leweck (Etzella
Ettelbruck), 5-Jeff Strasser (Borussia Mönchengladbach), 6-Sébastien Remy (F91
Dudelange) – 10-Gordon Braun (AS Jeunesse Esch), 11-Daniel Huss (CS
Grevenmacher). Coach: Allan Simonsen. Captain: Jeff
Strasser. Unused substitutes: 12-Stéphane Gillet (no club), 13-Gilles
Engeldinger (Etzella Ettelbruck),
15-Sacha Rohmann (AS Jeunesse Esch), 16-Xavier
Hellenbrand (Spora Luxembourg), 17-Luc Timmesch (CS Grevenmacher) and 18-Charles
Leweck (Etzella Ettelbruck).
Final standing:
Denmark 8 4
3 1 15- 9 15 qualified
Norway 8 4
2 2 9- 5 14 play-off
Romania 8 4
2 2 21- 9 14
Bosnia-Herzegovina 8 4
1 3 7- 8 13
Luxembourg 8 0
0 8 0-21 0
15/11-2003
(22:00 Local Time), European Championship, Playoff for final tournament.
Spain – Norway 2-1 (1-1)
Goals: 0-1 Iversen (14), 1-1 Raúl (21), 2-1
own goal (Berg 85). Referee: Graham Poll (England). Yellow cards: Berg (36),
Iversen (63), Lundekvam (65) and Marchena (71). Attendance: 50.000. Venue:
Estadio de Mestalla (Valencia, Spain).
Spain (4-4-2): 1-Iker Casillas (Real Madrid CF) – 2-Michel Salgado
(Real Madrid CF), 3-Carlos Marchena (Valencia CF), 6-Iván Helguera (Real Madrid
CF), 5-Carles Puyol (FC Barcelona) – 11-Joseba Etxeberria (Athletic Club
Bilbao) [17-Joaquín Sánchez (Real
Betis Balompie) 78th min.], 4-David Albeda (Valencia CF), 8-Rubén
Baraja (Valencia CF), 10-José Antonio Reyes Calderón (Sevilla FC) [14-Vicente Rodriguez (Valencia CF) 78th min.] – 7-Raúl
Gonzalez (Real Madrid CF), 9-Fernando Torres (Atletico de Madrid) [12-Juan
Carlos Valeron (RC Deportivo De La Coruña) 69th min.]. Coach: José Ignacio ”Inaki” Sáez Ruiz. Captain: Raúl
Gonzalez. Unused substitutes: 13-Santiago Cañizares (Valencia CF),
15-Raúl Bravo (Real Madrid CF), 16-Xabi Alonso (Real Sociedad) and 18-Albert
Luque (RC Deportivo De La Coruña).
Norway (4-5-1):
1-Espen Johnsen (Rosenborg BK) – 5-Christer Basma (Rosenborg BK), 4-Henning
Berg (Rangers), 3-Claus Lundekvam (Southampton), 2-John Arne Riise (Liverpool)
– 11-Steffen Iversen (Wolverhampton) [15-Frode Johnsen (Rosenborg BK) 78th
min.], 8-Martin Andresen (Stabæk Fotball) [17-Runar Berg (FK Bodø/Glimt) 87th
min.], 10-Trond Andersen (Aalborg BK), 7-Jan Gunnar Solli (Rosenborg BK),
6-Roar Strand (Rosenborg BK) [16-Harald Martin Brattbakk (Rosenborg BK) 25th
min.] – 9-Tore André Flo (Siena). Coach: Nils Johan Semb. Captain:
Henning Berg. Unused substitutes: 12-Frode Olsen (Viking FK), 13-Brede Paulsen Hangeland (Viking FK),
14-Ståle Stensaas (Rosenborg BK) and 18-Håvard Flo (Sogndal Fotball).
19/11-2003
(19:30 Local Time), European Championship, Playoff for final tournament.
Norway – Spain 0-3 (0-1)
Goals: 0-1 Raúl (34), 0-2 Vicente (49), 0-3 Etxeberria (57). Referee:
Pierluigi Collina (Italy). Yellow cards: Albelda (35) and Iversen (38). Attendance:
25.106. Venue: Ullevaal stadion (Oslo, Norway).
Norway (4-5-1): 1-Espen Johnsen (Rosenborg BK) [12-Frode Olsen
(Viking FK) 62nd min.] – 5-Christer Basma (Rosenborg BK), 4-Claus Lundekvam
(Southampton), 3-Ronny Johnsen (Aston Villa), 2-Ståle Stensaas (Rosenborg BK) –
11-Steffen Iversen (Wolverhampton), 8-Martin Andresen (Stabæk Fotball)
[15-Frode Johnsen (Rosenborg BK) 74th min.], 6-Trond Andersen (Aalborg BK)
[18-Håvard Flo (Sogndal Fotball) 46th min.], 7-Jan Gunnar Solli (Rosenborg BK),
10-John Arne Riise (Liverpool) – 9-Tore André Flo (Siena). Coach: Nils
Johan Semb. Captain: Claus Lundekvam. Unused substitutes: 13-Brede Paulsen Hangeland (Viking FK), 14-Vidar
Riseth (Rosenborg BK), 16-Harald Martin Brattbakk (Rosenborg BK) and 17-Runar
Berg (FK Bodø/Glimt).
Spain (4-2-3-1): 1-Iker Casillas (Real Madrid CF) – 2-Michel Salgado
(Real Madrid CF), 3-César Martin (RC Deportivo De La Coruña), 6-Iván Helguera
(Real Madrid CF), 5-Carles Puyol (FC Barcelona) – 4-David Albeda (Valencia CF)
[17-Rubén Baraja (Valencia CF) 85th min.], 8-Xabi Alonso (Real Sociedad) –
11-Joseba Etxeberria (Athletic Club Bilbao) [17-Joaquín Sánchez (Real Betis Balompie) 88th min.], 9-Juan Carlos Valeron (RC Deportivo De La Coruña)
[14-Jose Maria Guti (Real Madrid CF) 73rd min.], 10-Vicente Rodriguez (Valencia CF) – 7-Raúl
Gonzalez (Real Madrid CF). Coach: José Ignacio ”Inaki” Sáez Ruiz. Captain: Raúl
Gonzalez. Unused substitutes: 13-Santiago Cañizares (Valencia CF),
12-Fernando Torres (Atletico de Madrid), 15-Raúl Bravo (Real Madrid CF) and
16-José Antonio Reyes Calderón (Sevilla FC).
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