INTILITY ARENA (VG) (Vålerenga – Odd 0-1) It was hot between Vålerenga’s Aron Dønnum and Odd goalkeeper Leopold Wahlstedt when the former put his knee in the head of tonight’s match winner. – If you can not tolerate so much, then I do not know, Dønnum thinks.
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– You can probably see in the video that I get a knee in the head. I was a little frustrated. There were some comments that were thrown as well, but I keep that to myself. What happens on the court stays on the court. But the knee was unnecessary. Now we won the match, so I’m probably happier than he is, Wahlstedt says to VG after the match, where he himself became the great hero when he closed the cage.
The situation arose after Dønnum had first been too late into a situation and with the knobs first in the goalkeeper. It was then that Wahlstedt, who had been lying in pain, had to get up that the maneuver with the knee came.
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– Look at that knee! What in the world is Dønnum doing there, said Eurosport commentator Kenneth Fredheim as the reruns of kneel to.
–Several players had to go in between, but referee Christian Moen let it all go – without handing out a single card. The loaned Vålerenga winger, who returns to Belgian football before the next round of the series, was by all accounts lucky to continue the match.
Dønnum himself explained the situation in this way after the match:
– He’s delaying time. It’s part of the game. He was doing well today, but I was obviously excited when it took time. He has to endure that, says Dønnum to VG about the situation that arose inside Odd’s five meters just over a quarter of an hour before the end.
When asked directly whether he was lucky to avoid being punished by Judge Moen, Dønnum is more incomprehensible.
– I do not mean that I am lucky to avoid cards, no. If you can not stand that much, then I do not know. The referee today is doing just fine. At the same time, it’s not all they get with small things, but it does not help to shout about everything, always, the Standard Liege player points out.
The crisis in Vålerenga is still escalating. The Oslo club now stands with eleven points in twelve games and is thus in a qualifying place in the Elite Series. The next round awaits KBK, which is definitely last on the table.
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