Vålerenga II Keep Winning at Home with Back-to-Back Results
Vålerenga II have made Intility Arena a difficult place to visit, claiming back-to-back home wins in September against Konnerud and Gamle Oslo. Both matches followed the same pattern — level at half-time before the hosts pulled through with a 2–1 victory after the break.
Back-to-Back Home Wins for Vålerenga II
Vålerenga's reserve side have made Intility Arena a formidable home fortress in recent weeks, picking up two consecutive victories to continue a promising run of form. The results underline the strength of the club's development setup and offer encouragement ahead of a busy period of fixtures across all squads.
Hard-Fought Victories After Slow Starts
Both wins followed a similar pattern: Vålerenga II went into the half-time interval level before finding the decisive touch in the second half.
On 5 September, the hosts came from a goalless first half to beat Konnerud 2–1, with the winning margin secured after the break. A week later, on 12 September, the same formula was applied against Gamle Oslo — another 0–0 at the interval giving way to a 2–1 victory by the final whistle. The consistency of the second-half performances reflects well on the group's fitness and resilience.
Eyes Now Turn to Bærum
With two home wins from two in their recent run, Vålerenga II will be looking to extend that record when they next host Bærum at Intility Arena on 26 September. The side have established a habit of making opponents uncomfortable on home turf, and supporters will be eager to see whether the team can maintain the momentum through the autumn stretch.
For fans keen to follow the reserve side's development, the upcoming fixture on the 26th presents another chance to catch promising young talent in action at one of Norway's finest football venues.
