KFUM Oslo II 2–2 Heming
Norwegian 3. Divisjon (Group 4) | June 28, 2026, 22:00

KFUM Oslo II and Heming played out an entertaining 2–2 draw at the KFUM Arena, a result that leaves both teams hovering in mid‑table of the Norwegian 3. Divisjon. The match was characterised by early goals, defensive errors, and a dramatic late equaliser from the visitors.

Blistering Start

It took only six minutes for the deadlock to be broken. Heming’s Oskar Henriksen seized on a misplaced pass in midfield and raced through to slot home. The lead lasted barely ten minutes: KFUM Oslo II responded with a well‑worked move finished by Simon Berg after a quick interchange on the right flank. The home side then took the lead in the 22nd minute when a corner kick fell to Andreas Løken, who volleyed home from close range.

Heming looked shell‑shocked but steadied themselves before the break, and the scoreline remained 2–1 at half‑time.

Heming’s Second‑Half Response

The visitors dominated possession after the interval, pressing high and testing the KFUM backline. Their persistence paid off in the 71st minute when Erik Sørensen pounced on a loose ball after a free‑kick, smashing the ball into the roof of the net to level the scores. Both sides pushed for a winner but fatigue set in, and neither could find the decisive third goal.

What It Means

KFUM Oslo II remain tenth in the group with ten points from nine matches, while Heming sit seventh on 12 points. The draw keeps both sides comfortably above the relegation zone but still outside the top four promotion race. Young players from both academies gained valuable senior minutes on an evening that showcased the league’s competitive spirit.