Norwegian football round 26: Bodø/Glimt beats Tromsø 2–0
Ola Brynhildsen scored both goals as Bodø/Glimt reached 62 points, level with leader Viking but in second place, after a match interrupted by a stand collapse.
Ola Brynhildsen scored both goals as Bodø/Glimt reached 62 points, level with leader Viking but in second place, after a match interrupted by a stand collapse.

Ola Brynhildsen scored both goals in Bodø/Glimt’s away win over Tromsø in round 26 of Norway’s top-flight football league. The victory moved the visitors into second place with 62 points, level with leader Viking.
Armsport.am said a section of the away-supporters’ stand collapsed in the 41st minute, with the score 0–0. Play stopped, players left the field and supporters were evacuated from the affected area.
Tromsø supporters vacated an adjacent section so visiting fans could be accommodated safely. The match resumed after about 40 minutes, once safety assurances had been received.
Citing NRK, Armsport said 4 people received medical attention at the stadium, including one taken to hospital. The stadium announcer later said the hospitalized supporter was in good condition.
Tromsø police said they opened a criminal investigation to establish the technical cause of the collapse and whether criminal negligence was involved.
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