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HUGE RESCUE: Nikita Haikin in the Glimt goal. Photo: Geir Olsen / NTB
Canceled goal
After the break, however, it would become more fast-paced.
The whole Briskeby stadium thought HamKam had taken the lead just five minutes into the second half, when Nikita Naikin messed up the ball into his own goal.
However, referee Daniel Higraff was quick to cancel the case. The replay showed that it was the right decision, as Haikin had received too harsh treatment from Hasan Kurucay in the duel that led to the own goal.
Genistrek
After 60 minutes, Sondre Sørlie tested the shooting foot with what must be said to be Glimt’s first big chance. Nicholas Hagen hung on to the notes in the Kamma cage, and kept away with a proper TV rescue.
With a small quarter of an hour left of ordinary time, Kjetil Knutsen took hold of the sideline. The match clock showed 76:10 when Amahl Pellegrino asked. 28 seconds later the game was started again with a corner kick and then it took only 12 seconds before the ball was in goal.
40 seconds after he first came in, Pellegrino first lasted up with a nice first touch that tricked the “half” HamKam defense, before he rolled the ball past HamKam goalkeeper Nicholas Hagen and into goal.
– Wow, exclaimed expert commentator Jonas Grønner about the first touch to Pellegrino.
– The first touch is good, the end is the ass. A little trip, but it’s nice when it flows that way too, says Pellegrino himself.
And after 82 minutes, the same man was to double the lead. Nicholas Hagen could not do anything to stop the goal; Pellegrino was waiting for his return, who could easily walk in 0-2 for the guests.
Thus, Kjetil Knutsen’s change was decisive in the match, and Glimt took all three points up to Bodø.
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