Rosenborg vs Dundalk. UEFA Champions League Qualifying Second Round.
Lerkendal StadiumAttendance14,817.
Rosenborg 2
- Y de Lanlay (43rd minute)
- M Vilhjálmsson (98th minute)
Dundalk 1
- B Gartland (12th minute)
3-2
Rosenborg 2-1 Dundalk (3-2 on aggregate): Irish champions exit Champions League
Wednesday 19 July 2017 22:12, UK
Dundalk bowed out of the Champions League at the second qualifying round stage following a 2-1 defeat to Rosenborg after extra-time in Trondheim.
The League of Ireland champions, who had drawn 1-1 at home, made a stunning start when Brian Gartland headed them in front with just 12 minutes gone in the second leg.
Gartland's effort put the visitors 2-1 ahead on aggregate and raised hopes of a potential clash with Celtic at the next stage.
But Rosenborg responded by piling on the pressure and deserved their equaliser five minutes before the break when Yann-Erik de Lanlay slotted past Dundalk goalkeeper Gary Rogers.
The home side had the better of the second-half action and former Arsenal star Nicklas Bendtner missed a fine opportunity to put his side in front.
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Rosenborg grabbed the second goal they deserved eight minutes into extra-time when Dundalk failed to clear their lines and Matthias Vilhjalmsson headed home for a 3-2 aggregate lead.
Dundalk's last hope of progressing from the tie was ended when substitute Ciaran Kilduff saw his late effort superbly saved by home keeper Andre Hansen.
