Overtidsscoring reddet HamKam – uavgjort i Sandefjord

Sandefjord hadde seieren i lomma, men på overtid satte HamKam inn 2–2.
Det tok bare fire minutter før laget fra hvalfangerbyen kunne juble for nettsus for første gang siden før VM.
Bendik Berntsen sendte Sandefjord i en tidlig ledelse, som skulle holde helt til timen var spilt.
Før den tid ble danske Jakob vester utvist for en kraftig takling høyt på en HamKam-ankel.
Med en mann mer jaktet Hamar-laget utligning, og til slutt fikk Aksel Potur satt inn utligningen for HamKam.
Men Sandefjord ga seg ikke. Hjemmelaget byttet på Edvard Pettersen, som kun trengte ti minutter på banen før han sendte dem tilbake i ledelsen.
Kampen var ikke over med det. på overtid lusket Mame Niang i Sandefjord-boksen, og satte inn 2–2.
Dermed endte de to lagene med ett poeng hver. HamKam ligger foreløpig på en sjetteplass, med Sandefjord tre poeng bak på en 8.-plass.

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