Sandviken and Osane drew 2:2 in the Round of 64 of the Norwegian Cup at Stemmemuren idrettsplass on Tuesday evening. The match stretched into extra time before penalties separated the sides, though the shootout result is not recorded in the available data. What is clear is that both teams held firm through 120 minutes of football.
Ramsay gave Sandviken the lead in the nineteenth minute, and Mvuka equalised for Osane eleven minutes later. Sundsoy put the visitors ahead in the fifty-sixth, only for Hoynes to cancel that advantage after a cancelled offside earlier had been overturned. By then the match had settled into a rhythm where each response came quickly.
The penalty shootout began in the first minute of extra time, with Hoynes and Haga both converting their attempts. Aasen and Furebotn followed suit before Mvuka missed for Osane in the third round. Telle stepped up for Sandviken and scored, keeping his side ahead.
Tune and Lie both scored in the fourth round, preserving the narrow gap. Dalsto and Aaker-Saldanha completed the sequence with successful penalties in the fifth round. That miss by Mvuka proved decisive, though the final outcome depends on rules not stated here.
Sandviken's recent form shows a side capable of both heavy wins and narrow defeats, while Osane have drawn three of their last five matches before this cup tie. The result keeps both teams in the competition for another round, whatever the official progression may be.