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Which team was coached by Erland Johnsen between Jul 2002 and Sep 2002?
Erland Johnsen Erland Johnsen ( born 5 April 1967 in Fredrikstad ) is a Norwegian former professional footballer and current manager . He played mainly as a centre back from 1983 until 1999 , notably in the Premier League for Chelsea and in the Bundesliga for Bayern Munich . He also played for Moss , Rosenborg and Strømsgodset and earned 24 caps for Norway . He moved into management in 1999 with Strømsgodset and later with Moss , Follo , Lillestrøm and Strømmen . Club career . His playing career began in Moss , and he later joined Bayern Munich as a professional . During his two seasons at the club he was involved in two championships in 1989 and 1990 . In December 1989 , he transferred to English team Chelsea , where he played for eight seasons and was voted player of the year for the club in 1995 . He scored his only goal for the club against Southampton in April 1994 . Whilst at Chelsea he played in the 1994 FA Cup Final . Chelsea won the 1996–97 FA Cup ; in the fifth round against Leicester City FC at Stamford Bridge , Johnsen went down in the penalty area in the final minutes of extra time and referee Mike Reed awarded a penalty to Chelsea . The penalty was converted by Frank Leboeuf and secured a 1–0 win for Chelsea . It was considered by The Guardians Scott Murray as one of the six worst referee decisions ever . Johnsen was left out of the squad for the final but played in the semi-final against Wimbledon . Shortly after this he returned to his native Norway where he played for Rosenborg and finally Strømsgodset before retiring in June 1999 . International career . Johnsen was a central defender who was capped 19 times for the Norwegian national team , participating in the 1994 World Cup . He also won five caps during Norways unsuccessful qualification campaign for 1988 Olympics , although these are not recognized as full internationals by FIFA . He made 16 under-21 appearances for Norway . Perhaps the most famous moment in Johnsens career came on 15 November 1989 , during a match between Norway and Scotland , at Hampden Park , where he scored a goal from the middle of the pitch . The goal went around the world , even making CNNs Play of the Day . It also caught the interest of Chelsea who purchased Johnsen later that same year . Legendary Scottish goalkeeper Jim Leighton said about the shot twenty years later : Im never allowed to forget about it in Scotland , it is the furthest Ive ever lost a goal from . Johnsen reconstructed the goal together with Leighton in 2009 on the Norwegian sports entertainment show Golden Goal . Managerial career . Johnsen remained with Strømsgodset as an assistant coach for the next three years after he retired as a footballer . Later he had spells with Moss ( 2002–2003 ) and Follo ( 2003–2006 ) . He also worked for Lillestrøm as a player developer . After Tom Nordlie resigned on 29 May 2008 , Johnsen stepped in as caretaker , together with former Chelsea teammate Frode Grodås . In January 2012 , he agreed to coach Strømmen . Ahead of the 2019 season he became youth director of Sarpsborg 08 FF . Honours . Moss - Tippeligaen : 1987 Bayern Munich - Bundesliga : 1988–89 , 1989–90 Chelsea - FA Cup : 1996–97 ; Runner up : 1993–94 - Full Members Cup : 1989–90 Rosenborg - Tippeligaen : 1997 , 1998 Individual - Chelsea Player of the Year : 1994–95 External links . - Premier League profile