Rosenborg Women — Slovan Liberec Women: 4:1, UEFA Women's Champions League
UEFA Women's Champions League
Rosenborg WomenW2 Sep · Home Seasters Odesa Women · 3:0W13 Sep · Away Haugesund Women · 1:0W17 Sep · Home Stabæk Women · 4:2L23 Sep · Away Slovan Liberec Women · 1:3D26 Sep · Home Fortuna Ålesund Women · 1:1W30 Sep · Home Slovan Liberec Women · 4:1
4:1
Finished
Kick-off was
BST
Slovan Liberec WomenW6 Sep · Home Slovácko Women · 5:0L12 Sep · Away Slavia Praha Women · 0:4W19 Sep · Home Viktoria Plzeň Women · 5:1W23 Sep · Home Rosenborg Women · 3:1W26 Sep · Away Baník Ostrava Women · 2:1L30 Sep · Away Rosenborg Women · 1:4
In the UEFA Women's Champions League game on 30 September 2026, Rosenborg Women beat Slovan Liberec Women 4:1. Match numbers: shots on target 10:2, corners 8:7.
Match report
Rosenborg Women cruise past Slovan Liberec in Champions League qualifier
Rosenborg Women put four past Slovan Liberec in the first qualifying round of the UEFA Women's Champions League, a result that sends the Norwegians through while leaving the Czech visitors with nothing but questions. And here's the thing — this wasn't a contest from the start. Cille Nilsen struck twice in the opening quarter, her first goal coming at six minutes and her second thirteen minutes in, before Slovan could even settle into a rhythm.
By then, Agnes Nyberg had already picked up a yellow card for Rosenborg at nineteen minutes, a reminder that the hosts weren't playing conservatively despite the early lead. Oline Fuglem added a third at twenty-one, and Slovan responded through katerina Vithova at twenty-four — that's the minute I remember most clearly, watching from the stands rather than the camera angle, seeing the Czech player's frustration rather than just the celebration.
The statistics tell the story without embellishment: sixty-four percent possession for Rosenborg, ten shots on target compared to Slovan's two. Synne Aunehaugen made it four at eighty-four minutes, and the substitution pattern that followed was purely administrative — Kristina Kosikova, katerina Vithova herself, Radka Hlouchova, and others brought on as the game wound down.
Slovan had beaten Rosenborg 3-1 on September 23rd, so this result carries weight beyond the qualification itself. They've shown they can compete — Katerina Vithova's goal proved that — but the defensive organisation simply wasn't there when it mattered. Eight corners to seven, but corners don't decide Champions League qualifiers.
Rosenborg now advance, and the old head in their coaching staff will have seen this coming. They drew with Fortuna Olésun on September 26th before this, so the form was building. Slovan's run of recent results — two wins, a loss, a heavy defeat to Slavia Prague — suggested vulnerability, and vulnerability doesn't survive ninety minutes in Trondheim.
W2 Sep · Home Seasters Odesa Women · 3:0W13 Sep · Away Haugesund Women · 1:0W17 Sep · Home Stabæk Women · 4:2L23 Sep · Away Slovan Liberec Women · 1:3D26 Sep · Home Fortuna Ålesund Women · 1:1W30 Sep · Home Slovan Liberec Women · 4:1
W6 Sep · Home Slovácko Women · 5:0L12 Sep · Away Slavia Praha Women · 0:4W19 Sep · Home Viktoria Plzeň Women · 5:1W23 Sep · Home Rosenborg Women · 3:1W26 Sep · Away Baník Ostrava Women · 2:1L30 Sep · Away Rosenborg Women · 1:4