KFUM Oslo vs Ham-Kam 2-2

KFUM Oslo and Ham-Kam shared the points after a 2-2 draw in Oslo, with Ham-Kam twice coming from behind. Magnus Grødem put the home side ahead in the 32nd minute, but Patrick Metcalfe and Henrik Udahl struck late to take the visitors level.

Grødem opened the scoring in the 32nd minute when Bilal Njie set him up for KFUM Oslo’s 1-0 lead, and that remained the half-time score. The home side had already done enough to go in front, while Ham-Kam waited for a response.

Grødem made it 2-0 in the 71st minute, again assisted by Njie, and KFUM Oslo looked set to hold on after making three changes on 74 minutes, including the withdrawal of Njie. Ham-Kam replied in the 80th minute through Metcalfe, who finished from Aksel Baran Potur, and then levelled six minutes later when Henrik Udahl, who came on in the 56th minute, scored from Snorre Strand Nilsen, who had arrived in the 73rd minute. The visitors had also made changes in the 55th, 56th, 72nd and 73rd minutes as they chased the game.

The statistics matched the scoreline. Ham-Kam had 52% of the ball and 500 passes to KFUM Oslo’s 474, and they also had more shots, 13 to 12, and more corners, 6 to 3. KFUM Oslo had the better chance count on target, 5 to 2, and a slightly higher xG at 0.95 to 0.79. Ham-Kam made 3 saves to KFUM Oslo’s 0, while the home side committed 6 fouls to 12.

KFUM Oslo’s only booking went to Brage Skaret in the 47th minute. Ham-Kam had three yellow cards, for João Paulo Rodrigues Barros in the 48th minute, Aksel Baran Potur in the 76th and Ethan Amundsen-Day in the 81st.