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Sunday was the former AGF and AC Horsens play at the stain three times with direct hits, which helped to ensure a big win at 6-1 over Haugesund.
It was the season's second victory in two matches for the Bodø/Glimpses, which is in first place in the best Norwegian series, Eliteserien.
Junker scored the 2-0, 3-0 and 4-0 in afklapsningen. One of the objectives was compatriot Philip Zinckernagel for the paper to.
The last of Bodø/Glimts goal, there was also a Danish shipper on. It was the former Silkeborg-profile Sammy Gunner, who was allowed to shut down and switch off.
Bodø/Glimpses on the first place have the same number of points as Molde, who are second in the table. Molde won the championship last season in front of just Bodø/Glimpses, while Rosenborg was number three.
A Danish scoring fell also in the Swedish group have won..., where Rasmus Lauritsen for the second time in the current week came on the board in a game of football.
on Sunday it went out over Djurgården, which was defeated 3-0 by Lauritsen Norrköping. Norrköping is on the first place in Sweden with nine points for three matches.
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