2 – 2
“Bendik Berntsen broke the deadlock inside four minutes, giving Sandefjord an ideal platform and settling the home side early.”
Pivotal“HamKam made their numerical advantage count as A. Potur equalised to make it 1-1, restoring parity shortly after the red card.”
Pivotal“Substitute Edvard Sundbø Pettersen, on the pitch for just ten minutes, put Sandefjord back in front at 2-1 against the run of play.”
Pivotal“M. Alassane Niang broke Sandefjord hearts with a 90th-minute equaliser, snatching a point for HamKam and denying the ten-man hosts what would have been a remarkable victory.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Sandefjord looked to be on course for a precious three points in this mid-table Eliteserien clash, only for M. Alassane Niang to break their hearts in stoppage time and send the points level. Bendik Berntsen gave the hosts a dream start with a fourth-minute opener, but the match turned decisively in the 55th minute when Jakob Vester was shown a red card, leaving Sandefjord to defend with ten men for the remainder. HamKam capitalised within six minutes, with A. Potur levelling at 1-1, yet it was substitute Edvard Sundbø Pettersen who restored Sandefjord's lead just ten minutes later in a chaotic final half-hour. Despite being a man down and on the back foot — HamKam edged both possession at 53% and dangerous attacks at 59 — Sandefjord's eight counter-attacks illustrated how they tried to absorb pressure and hit on the break, only for Niang to find an equaliser deep in injury time and condemn them to a draw that will feel like a defeat.
How entertaining was this match?
Sandefjord host HamKam at Jotun Stadion in a tasty Eliteserien derby with real stakes on both sides of the table. The visitors hold the edge in recent head-to-head meetings and arrive three points better off, but Sandefjord's fortress-like home defensive record could make this a tight, tense affair. With momentum shifting on both sides, expect a competitive battle that could swing either way.