Match Report: Rade 3–5 FC Lyn Oslo B | Norwegian 3.Divisjon

In a thrilling encounter at the Rade Stadion on 28 June 2026, FC Lyn Oslo B emerged victorious with a 5–3 win over the home side in a Norwegian 3.Divisjon clash that was packed with goals, drama, and momentum swings. The match kicked off at 21:00 local time and quickly became a showcase of attacking football from both ends.

First Half – A Goal-Fest Unfolds

The visitors from Oslo started with intensity, pressing high and forcing an early error from the Rade defence. Within the opening 10 minutes, Lyn Oslo B’s striker latched onto a loose pass and slotted home coolly to make it 1–0. But Rade responded swiftly; a powerful run down the right flank ended with a low cross turned in by the home team’s forward to level the score in the 18th minute.

The momentum swung back and forth. Lyn Oslo B re-established their lead with a well-worked free‑kick in the 28th minute, only for Rade to equalise again just before the half-hour mark with a stunning long-range strike. The first half ended 2–2, setting the stage for an explosive second period.

Second Half – Lyn Oslo B Pull Away

The break seemed to settle the away side. FC Lyn Oslo B came out with renewed purpose, dominating possession and stretching the Rade backline. A quickfire double inside the 55th and 62nd minutes – one a clinical counter‑attack finish and the other a powerful header from a corner – gave Lyn a 4–2 lead. Rade pulled one back in the 74th minute through a scrappy goal from a set piece, making it 4–3 and setting up a tense finale.

However, any hopes of a Rade comeback were extinguished in the 83rd minute when Lyn Oslo B’s winger cut inside from the left and curled a precise shot into the far corner to make it 5–3. The home side pushed forward but could not find another way past the resolute Lyn defence.

Key Performers

• FC Lyn Oslo B forward – scored twice and assisted another, a constant threat on the break.
• Rade’s midfield general – worked tirelessly and scored one of the goals, but defensive lapses let him down.

Standings Impact

The win lifts FC Lyn Oslo B further up the Norwegian 3.Divisjon table, cementing their promotion push. For Rade, the defeat leaves them in mid‑table, but this performance showed they can compete with the division’s best. With eight goals scored, neutrals were treated to a superb advertisement for third‑tier Norwegian football.