Match will be played in Briskeby, outdated stadium of Hamarkameratene (a.k.a. HamKam), playing in the third league of Norway. Fans don’t see much quality here during the season, so this will be a good occasion to grab some beers and yell before the weekend. Sunny day and around 16°Celsius.The most interesting thing is the debut of Manchester City midfielder Abdi Salam Ibrahim, very skills-gifted player according to Norway press.The attack will be lead by in-form duo Jo Inge Berget (4goals this season) and Tarik Elyounoussi (5goals).However Jonathan Parr and Ruben Yttergård Jenssen are in doubt to play, since they were called in A-team.Norway can’t continue on Uefa u21 Championship, being 4th in their group, with three matches left, two of which vs group leaders Croatia and Slovakia outside Norway (reference for future betting).Analysis of the team: Norway U21 has received goals in all of their matches. Last match with Swiss they received goal after 2minutes in play.They have good passing game, very weak defensive structure, and are trying to improve success in attack.
Coach Egervári Sándor has called only three players playing abroad: goalkeeper Kurucz Péter (West Ham United), midfielder Gosztonyi András (AS Bari), and attacker Futács Márkó (Werder Bremen). All the others are national championship outcrop,Hungary is third in group three euro u21 championship, with good chances to proceed further, since two of the three remaining games will be home.Analysis of the team: Actually I don’t know much about u21 team. My references are from A-team. I saw them beat Albania twice (0-1 and 2-0) thanks to a very powerful and organized midfield.I consider also Hungary u20, which gained third place in 2009 FIFA U-20 World Cup.