The experts react to expulsion: – Always increased problems

(KFUM Oslo – Brann 0–0, the match is in progress) Brann’s star forward Bård Finne was sent off for knocking YMCA goalkeeper Emil Ødegaard in the face.

25 minutes into the first half at Ekebergsletta it slammed.

Keeper Emil Ødegaard stepped on the artificial grass and lay there for several minutes. Bård Finne was first on the ball in a situation inside the field, but his knobs also hit Ødegaard.

Referee initially gave a yellow card, but after one OUR OURvideo judging.-check was it turned into a red card.

– There is always an increased problem when it is the goalkeeper who is hit. Bård Finne has full control of the ball, so the goalkeeper comes in far too late, says TV 2 expert Morten Langli.

Langli thinks it’s poor goalkeeper play.

Former top judge Per Ivar Staberg is more in favor of the decision of the man with the whistle.

– I agree with the red card. Puts the goalkeeper in danger with his high kick. And even if he is first on the ball, he must take responsibility for the action, says Staberg to VG.

– He hits the ball first and then the goalkeeper comes rushing in. Of course, it looks horribly ugly when Ødegård gets hit in the head. IN slow motion slow motionSlow motion. is ugly, but if you are talking about intention, says Yaw Amankwah in the TV 2 studio.

– I prefer that the judge has the regulations on his side, says Amankwah.

– If you take a still picture here, there is no doubt, but you have to look at the occasion. Bård Finne is one hundred percent focused on reaching the ball. This is a situation I think is very difficult, says expert Erik Thorstvedt.

Ødegaard was replaced a few minutes after the incident and left the field with a bandage on his head.

The match is the first at Ekebergsletta after KFUM Oslo moved up to the Eliteserien.

Both before, at half-time and after the match, the players have to cross a pedestrian crossing to get to the pitch.

The first two “home games” for YMCA have been at the Intility Arena in Valle, and there has been a lot of work to get the YMCA Arena ready for Sunday.

The paint has not had time to dry on the press stand, and guests such as Conservative leader Erna Solberg are on hand to see.

“Erna is a Kåffa boy, hooray” has been sung The prophets The prophetsThe supporter group of the YMCA – to the great delight of the people of Bergen.

Otherwise, it has been even both in the field game and in the grandstand match. Niklas Castro had by far the biggest chance of the match, but the Brann attacker shot wide for the goal.