Bodø/Glimt
TottenhamSemi-finals
Porro 69'
Bodø/Glimt: 12. Haikin, 6. Gundersen J., 15. Bjorkan, 18. Moe( till 71'), 7. Berg P., 14. Saltnes( till 72'), 20. Sjövold, 23. Hauge( till 84'), 26. Evjen, 11. Blomberg O.( till 60'), 9. Högh K.( till 60')
Substitution: 21. Helmersen(from 60'), 27. Sørli(from 60'), 2. Nielsen V.(from 71'), 8. Auklend(from 72'), 25. Määttä(from 84')
Bench: 1. Lund Ju., 44. Brøndbo, 19. Fet S., 95. Kjaer J.
Yellow Cards: Högh K. 26'
Tottenham: 1. Vicario G., 13. Udogie, 17. Romero C., 23. Porro, 37. van de Ven, 8. Bissouma, 21. Kulusevski, 22. Johnson B-n( till 68'), 30. Bentancur, 9. Richarlison( till 61'), 19. Solanke
Substitution: 11. Tel M.(from 61'), 29. Sarr P.(from 68')
Bench: 40. Austin, 41. Whiteman, 24. Spence D., 33. Davies, 4. Danso, 14. Gray, 64. Olusesi, 47. Moore, 63. Ajayi D-a, 28. Odobert
Yellow Cards: Johnson B-n 33', Vicario G. 66'
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