The victory slipped away for Viking after incredible Odd scoring in overtime

(Odd – Viking 3–3) Two goals and a red card: It was a rare overtime drama in Skien.

Sunday 28 April at 21:27

Zlatko Tripic cheered wildly as he completed the Vikings’ turnaround to make it 3–2 in extra time.

But then Mikael Norø Ingebrigtsen stood up with a rare gem of a goal – shortly after Odd had been reduced to ten players.

– It’s absolutely magical, really, says Ingebrigtsen to TV 2.

– It was an emotional rollercoaster throughout the match, says Odd coach Kenneth Dokken to TV 2.

Minutes later, the mood was completely different. Viking was behind until there were five minutes left in regular time, but turned the game around with two scores in the final minutes.

Five minutes before full time, substitute Peter Christiansen scored the equalizing goal after a small cannonade towards the Odd goal.

And just over three minutes into overtime, Zlatko Tripic scored what he thought was the winning goal for the Vikings.

– All the blood disappeared into the ankles, says Dokken.

Lars-Jørgen Salvesen did a good preparation and served the ball in front of the goal, before the Viking captain put the ball into the goal.

But in the 96th minute of the match, Ingebrigtsen went up with a crazy shot.

Viking took the lead in the match at Harald Nilsen Tangen, but Odd player Tobias Svendsen scored twice within five minutes and turned the match around.

– I felt fine today. It was nice when I got the first goal and you can feel that you gain a bit of faith. It was nice that it came loose, says Svendsen to TV 2.

So Viking scored twice, before the match had another dramatic chapter.

Most people thought the match was over when Odd player Mihajlo Ivancevic was sent off with his second yellow card. But then Mikael Norø Ingebrigtsen hammered the ball into the corner.

Viking is thus left with only one win in five games in the Eliteserien, while Odd has eight points in six games.