Viking-Tromsø 4–4 (0-1): The 10.151 attended at Lyse Arena in Stavanger on Sunday witnessed a goal party of the very rare. The guests from the north went straight to the medal -hunting Siddis, and put in the first of the match after only eight minutes played. After the rest, however, there was a feast football in the oil capital. The round was hardly underway before Yttergård Jenssen sent Erlien alone with the keeper. The Trønder made no mistake, and put the ball safely in goal behind Kinn in the Viking cage. The goal was first blown for VAR, but after a quick check, the visitors could release the cheer loose two-goal lead in Stavanger, after Erlien provided a TIL management for a break after defense tab. Erlien’s goal was first blown offside. The goal was approved after an VAR check. Photo: Carina Johansen / NTB Then it was the hosts’ turn. Captain Tripic played elegantly down the left side before putting the ball into the field. There, Heggheim elegantly picked up the ball on the direct, before putting it down to the left of a chanceless Haugaard. Feast football, on the other hand, was by no means over – by far. Henrik Heggheim put in the evening’s first reduction. Photo: Carina Johansen / NTB 194 seconds Exactly 78 seconds after the Siddis had reduced, the ball was left in the net. This time on the opposite half. Hjertø-Dahl dribbled elegantly past several Viking players, before accurately passing the ball on to Cornic. The 24-year-old put the ball back to Hjertø-Dahl on the direct, which easily put the ball into goal behind a played cheek in the Viking goal. Photo: Carina Johansen / NTB The hosts were by no means completed. 116 seconds later. Tripic picks up a dangerous post by Roseth from the opposite side, sent the ball precisely to Heggheim. The goal scorer swung the ball on the direct to Austbø, who in the air controlled the ball precisely down to the nearest behind a chanceless Haugaard, and 2-3 in Stavanger. The teams still had more in stock. TIL coach Jørgen Vik can breathe relieved for points sharing in Stavanger. Photo: Carina Johansen / NTB Three goals in four minutes after pressing guests in attack after attack, finally put the equalizer for the hosts. Tripic’s post fell at Bell on the back, who headed the ball into the field of Haugan. The 25-year-old from the oil capital got an easy job of knocking the ball in goal, which brought the hosts to feel more. Just 2.5 minutes later, they managed to turn the match, on what was the hosts’ tenth corner kick in the match. The post from Tripic ended up precisely at Roseth in front of goal, which superb in the air sent the home team in the lead for the first time in the match, to the great pleasure of the attendees. Here, the Viking players think they have turned the match in overtime. The joy, on the other hand, was short -lived. Photo: Carina Johansen / NTB The joy, on the other hand, was short -lived, when “Gutan” from the north stormed in attack. The young boy Braut found Cornic on TIL’s right side, as on the other touch the ball swung into the field of Guddal. Roseth failed to get control of the header from Guddal into the field, which eventually ended up with Erlien. The Trønder knocked in his third goal in the match over a chanceless cheek, and the second equalization of three minutes was a fact. Guests are cheering with the visiting supporters after Erlien’s third scoring in the match. Photo: Carina Johansen / NTB Tromsø climbed with it to 11th place on the table, one point more than HamKam in qualifying. Viking, for its part, fell to 4th place, à points with Bodø/Glimt, Fredrikstad and Rosenborg, two points behind the series leader Brann. Published 27.04.2025, at. 21.12 Updated 27.04.2025, at. 22.10
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