Ramiro Corrales and Brann solidified their second place standing ahead of the summer break while Sogndal moved fourth in the second flight with a winner deep into stoppage time.

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BRANN RALLY AT HOME
Brann Bergen will spend the Norwegian summer break in second place as they came from behind to secure a 2-1 win over Tromsø on Sunday evening.

Ramiro Corrales went the distance in Brann's defense and played his part in a bizarre twist halfway through the second half.

Tromsø went ahead after 31 minutes when a 45-yard shot from Yngvar Håkonsen took a deflection off Helge Haugen's back to beat keeper Håkon Opdal, but the lead only lasted two minutes before Vaagan Moen blasts in the equalizer on a set piece assisted by Martin Andresen.

It was 1-1 at halftime, but 23 minutes into the second, Ole Martin Årst raised his hands to protect his face from a Corrales free kick sent straight into the wall and referee Brage Sandmoen pointed to the spot. Andresen executed the penalty and Brann took the 2-1 lead to the final whistle.

Brann's summer break ends July 22nd with a home game against league leaders Stabæk.

Scoring
TIL - Yngvar Håkonsen 2 31'
BSK - Petter Vaagan Moen 3 (Martin Andresen) 33'
BSK - Martin Andresen 4 (PK) 69'

Line-ups
BSK - Håkon Opdal; Cato Guntveit, Kristjan Örn Sigurdsson, Erlend Hanstveit , Ramiro Corrales, Jan Gunnar Solli, Martin Andresen, Helge Haugen (Eirik Bakke 71'), Petter Vaagan Moen, Robbie Winters (Ardian Gashi (86'), Thorstein Helstad

TIL - Sead Ramovic; Tom Høgli, Tore Reginiussen, Christian Steen, Yngvar Håkonsen, Morten Moldskred (Patrice Bernier 46'), Lars Iver Strand , Joel Lindpere (Douglas Sequeira 86'), Hans Åge Yndestad (Ruben Yttergård Jenssen 81'), Sigurd Rushfeldt, Ole Martin Årst

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FFK, ODD SHARE SPOILS
Neither team had much to cheer about after a 1-1 result in Sunday evening's Yank v Yank match between Fredrikstad and Odd Grenland.

Nat Borchers played the full 90 minutes in Odd's defense, while Brian West replaced Ismael Fofana to play the last 11 minutes for Fredrikstad.

Odd took the lead after 29 minutes when Morten Fevang sent in a cross to Espen Ruud, who was first to the rebound after keeper Rami Shaaban had made an excellent save on his first shot. The second, however, was an easy tap-in for Ruud.

The lead lasted until 12 minutes into the second half when Raymond Kviskvik chipped the ball into the area where Fofana, in a seemingly fair duel with Per Nilsson, fell to the ground and referee Roy Olsen pointed to the spot, waving away protests from the FFK players. John Anders Bjørkøy scored on the penalty for the final score.

Fredrikstad takes on Lillestrøm at home on July 22nd, while Odd Grenland play hosts to Strømsgodset.

Scoring
ODD - Espen Ruud 3 (Morten Fevang) 29'
FFK - John Anders Bjørkøy 5 (PK) 53'

Line-ups
FFK - Rami Shaaban; Pål André Czwartek, Patrik Gerrbrand, Raio Piiroja, Anders Prytz, Ismael Beko Fofana (Brian West 79'), Hans Erik Ramberg, John Anders Bjørkøy, Miikka Multaharju, Gardar Johannsson (Raymond Kvisvik 49'), Tarik Elyounoussi

ODD - Rune A. Jarstein; Steffen Hagen, Per Nilsson, Nat Borchers, Tuomo Könönen, Espen Ruud, Tommy Svindal Larsen, Morten Fevang, Petter Bruer Hansen ((Fredrik Gulsvik) 62'), Zbynek Pospech (Tarjei Dale 78'), Jacob Sørensen (Jan Tore Amundsen 74')

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SOGNDAL CLIMB TO FOURTH
Sogndal moved into fourth place in the Norwegian second flight Adeccoligaen with a come from behind 2-1 win over Tromsdalen on Sunday afternoon.

Brian Waltrip played the full 90 for the hosts.

A wide open Morten Giæver brought Tromsdalen ahead after 31 minutes with a shot from 25 yards with no chance for Sogndal keeper Terje Skjeldestad.

The lead lasted until the 56th minute when Lennox Kanu side footed a cross from Henrik Furebotn into the net for the equalizer.

The game looked like a draw, but five minutes into injury time, Rune Bolseth received the ball after a throw-in and sent it into the net out of Eirik Sørensen's reach.

Sogndal are still in the promotion race when they meet Cam Weaver's Haugesund on July 21st.

Scoring
TRD - Morten Giæver 2 31'
SND - Lennox Kanu 1 (Henrik Furebotn) 56'
SND - Rune Bolseth 1 90+

Line-ups
SND - Terje Skjeldestad; Ahyee Aye Elvis, Even Hovland, Morten Christensen, Kurt Heggestad, Henrik Furebotn (Peter Nyström 79'), Rune Bolseth, Daniel Marcin Lubieniecki, Lennox Kanu, Håvard Flo (Andreas Moen 24'), Brian Waltrip

TRD - Eirik Sørensen; Leo Olsen, Tony Haugan, Erlend Stenberg, Ole Talberg, Thomas Heide, Morten Giæver, Espen Minde, Jørgen Møller Martinsen, Mohammed Ahamed, Christer Johnsgård

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ON THE SIDELINE
Injured striker Cameron Weaver did not take part in Haugesund's 4-1 loss at Løv-Ham.