Rosenborg vs Real Madrid 2-0 All Goals & Highlights ( 1997 UEFA Champions League )

27 November 1997 | 20:45
Rosenborg 2-0 Real Madrid
Strand 42'
Brattbakk 53'
Lerkendal Stadion, Trondheim
Attendance: 19,147
Referee: Paul Durkin (England)
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[@luisfilipe372]

The time when teams outside the European top 6 still had a good level unfortunately now European competitions are too closed

[@pandaman1331]

Let's hope that the economic inverstors bubble will one day burst and we will go back to normal football, where it's mainly about the game and not the money.

[@MonTube2006]

First time I see somebody talk about an "European top 6" 🤔 or a "top 6" on any topic

[@MonTube2006]

Oh you're portugese I understand now

[@luisfilipe372]

@@MonTube2006 No its nothing to do with the fact that I am Portuguese it's just that in the Champions League most of the time in the round Of 16 there are only teams in the top 6 times top 7 etc. But its remains rare

[@pandaman1331]

Jo, could you upload some highlights from Liverpool? There were matches were he scored hattricks but I can't find them on KZbin.

[@NorwayForeva]

wheres all the rosenborg supporters in this comment section

[@gabkoost]

That Madrid side was average as hell. Imagine the next year upgrading from Karanka to Roberto Carlos. Morientes was your striker... Sanchis and Hierro center back don't leave us nostalgic at all. Raul had to play n10... No wonder they got destroyed. A couple of years in the future they would be adding Figo, Zidane and Ronaldo...

[@mar15115]

dude they won the champions league the season after 97/98

[@TroenderTass]

They ended up winning the competition that season, undefeated except this defeat. You are a clown.

[@giornogiovanna2413]

2007?no... It's 1997

[@thegoldenage001]

👍🙏

[@MrStuntmanmike88]

NOT 2007 ...

[@thegoldenage001]

👍🙏

[@MonTube2006]

The Norsemen were christianised by 2007

[@nordicgaming2572]

Rosenborg was lucky with the weather conditions. If this match took place in September it would be a competely different outcome.

[@sirriffsalot4158]

Eeh, you get real warm when you play football, even in minus ten degrees which doesn't even look to be the case here. 2-0 defeat speaks of more than just blaming it on some snow lol.

[@nordicgaming2572]

@@sirriffsalot4158 For Spanish players who never seen snow in their life? Yeah no, I maintain they was lucky with the weather.

[@sirriffsalot4158]

They knew it would be cold, they were wearing thermal clothing appropriate for the conditions, and this wasn't nearly the first time RM or another team from warmer parts of Europe travelling north to play in colder conditions. The season ends here in Norway as well shortly after the snow starts falling as well, so it's not as if we train regularly on snowy days either.It's just a lame excuse all around for a 2-0 defeat my friend. This was the peak of this club team for Norway, you're just gonna have to deal with that. It just doesn't happen often for us lol. @@nordicgaming2572

[@stigcc]

@@nordicgaming2572Agree, it gave them an advantage

[@im2107.]

@@nordicgaming2572We don’t usually play in Snow… Bro it isn’t that cold over here