Ham-Kam continue their away success. After beating Raufoss 4-1, they are now only 4 goals behind leader Bodo/Glimt.

Day 8: Adeccoligaen, 28 May 2007 - Raufoss Stadion

Raufoss - Hamarkameratene 1-4 (0-3)

0-1 Albert Cole (og,10)
0-2 Roman Kienast (14)
0-3 Juha Pasoja (pen,47)
0-4 Oluwasegun Abiodun (80)
1-4 Henrik Nyhus (84)

Referee: Rune Nordby, Tveita IL.

Attendance: 2120

Booked: Roman Kienast, Jan Michaelsen, Steve Cooremanand David Mannix (Ham-Kam). Ronny Børthus (Raufoss).

Ham-Kam (4-4-2):
Ivar Rønningen - Truls Jevne Hagen, Knut Henry Haraldsen, Juha Pasoja, Steve Cooreman - Marius Gullerud, Markus Ringberg , Jan Michaelsen (David Mannix from 87.), Tommy Øren (Thomas Øverby from 84.) - Roman Kienast (Espen Olsen from 74.), Oluwasegun Abiodun

Ham-Kam secured their fourth away victory out of four by beating Raufoss away on Sunday. Raufoss were expected to give everything to beat their big brothers, and be a hindrance to Ham-Kam's campaign for promotion. Their best was not enough, and Kamma, walked over them.

After only 10 minutes, Ham-Kam took the lead after Albert Cole's own goal, where he headed Jan Michaelsen's corner kick behind his own goalkeeper.

Five minutes later, Roman Kienast scored hi first goal for the season when he finished a beautiful crosser from Truls Hagen. That in fact killed the match between two teams.

Olawasegun Abioudun was as usual a constant menace to the opponents' defence. Just after the break, he managed to get Ham-Kam a cheap penalty kick, from which Juha Pasoja made no mistake. Ham-Kam continued to put pressure on Raufoss, and and Roman Kienast, Tommy Oren and Olawasegun Abiodun could have made it four. In the end, the latter finally did. This was Abiodun's fifth this season.

About 600-700 Ham-Kam fans took the trip over to the odd side of the Lake Mjosa.

Ham-Kam are now only four goals behind leader Bodo/Glimt who lost to Haugesund. Ham-Kam's neighbours Kongsvinger did the green and whites a favour by winning away against Molde. There is now a three point gap from Bodo-Glimt and Ham-Kam down to Molde and Sogndal.

Next week, Ham-Kam will host Lov/Ham at Briskeby, a match Kamma should win.

Av: Stig Vaagan (30.05.2007)