Dramatic final minutes in Skien: Odd secured the victory in overtime after a controversial penalty kick

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– It’s completely raw. Everything changes in 10 seconds, he said after the match.

Kjetil Knutsen, on the other hand, was anything but happy after the match.

– For me, it is not a penalty kick once a year, said the Bodø / Glimt coach after the match.

Discovery commentator Kenneth Fredheim was also skeptical about the penalty kick.

– I think it looks cheap, said Kenneth Fredheim about the decisive penalty kick after the match.

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Targeted

There were two teams in attack mode that met in Skien on Saturday, and it was the home team that opened the scoring ball. Former Glimt player Milan Jevtovic put the ball in goal after a great attack. The Serb admittedly needed two attempts, but the ball ended up in the end.

But ten minutes later, a cold and good finish by Amahl Pellegrino ensured balance in the accounts. The Glimt striker rolled the ball into the right corner behind a chanceless Leopold Whalstedt.

Just before the hour was played, Sparta Rotterdam-ready Tobias Lauritsen had to give himself a head injury after a powerful collision with Bodø / Glimts Marius Høybråten. The striker was well bandaged and had to be helped off the field.

Immediately after the injury, the home team had to take the lead again. With a perfectly timed run, Conrad Wallem was suddenly alone with Nikita Haikin. The 22-year-old rounded the Russian goalkeeper and placed the ball easily in the open goal.

Six minutes before the end, Odd was reduced to ten men. Midfielder Odin Bjørtuft fired Glimt goal scorer Pellergrino who was on his way to goal in the head

– It’s clear. It’s a very dangerous game, said commentator Kenneth Fredheim live.

In overtime, it totally exploded. Bodø / Glimt sat on midfielder Isak Helstad Amundsen as striker, and got paid shortly after. Amundesen headed in 2-2 in the 97th minute, and with that seemed to secure one point for Glimt. But that was not the case. For Odd went straight into attack and was punished. It put veteran Espen Ruud safely in, and thus ensured Odd’s first home win since April.

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