2004 Norwegian Football Cup - Final

Final

November 7, 2004
Brann 4–1 Lyn Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo
Sæternes 4'
Winters 8'
Sæternes 13'
Sæternes 34'
Markstedt 11'
Brann:
GK 12 Håkon Opdal
DF 2 Jan Tore Ophaug
DF 18 Ólafur Örn Bjarnason
DF 8 Ragnvald Soma 29'
DF 15 Erlend Hanstveit (C)
MF 5 Martin Knudsen (- 78')
MF 6 Helge Haugen
MF 23 Paul Scharner
MF 27 Raymond Kvisvik (- 86')
FW 7 Robbie Winters (- 85')
FW 10 Bengt Sæternes
Substitutions:
MF 19 Tom Sanne (+ 78')
MF 16 Charlie Miller 90' (+ 85')
DF 14 Arve Walde (+ 86')
Coach:
Mons Ivar Mjelde
Lyn:
GK 26 Ali Al-Habsi
DF 4 Kristian Flittie Onstad (- 70')
DF 22 Tommy Berntsen (C)
DF 5 Steven Lustü
DF 19 Yngvar Håkonsen 90'
MF 7 Tomasz Sokolowski
MF 15 Øyvind Leonhardsen
MF 2 Mounir Hamoud (- 60')
MF 23 Lars Kristian Eriksen (- 45')
FW 25 Peter Markstedt
FW 10 Jan Derek Sørensen
Substitutions:
MF 17 Christoffer Dahl (+ 45')
MF 9 Cha Ji-Ho (+ 60')
DF 6 Ole Bjørn Sundgot (+ 70')
Coach:
Hans Knudsen
Espen Olafsen
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