Hauge elegantly curled the ball in the 89th minute. Then Pape Guèye had shortly before become a two-goal scorer after a huge mistake from Glimt stopper Brede Moe.
– It was fully deserved. It’s an average day, difficult when it’s hot, but we do the job and go home to Bodø with three points, says Hauge to TV2 after the match.
In overtime, another substitute secured the victory. Kasper Høgh did not make a mistake alone with the goalkeeper after a counterattack.
– To be completely honest, they pressured us. We win, we get good moments but we still have some things to improve, says Høgh to the channel after the match.
KBK took a good hold in the opening minutes, but gradually Glimt got going and got the lead on a patterned counterattack. The yellow-clad ones stormed into attack after one of the home team’s many corners, and in the end, Kristiansund boy Sondre Sørli released the ball to Albert Grønbæk.
The Dane shot precisely and celebrated his third league goal of the season.
The late goal gave a new spark in the KBK camp. The hosts pressed Glimt and equalized before the break. Pape Guèye slipped in 1-1 after Ruben Alte had trudged into the box beforehand and fired a shot that hit Brede Moe.
After the break, KBK got into more danger, but it was Glimt who was to score the next goal. Again, the combinations between Sørli and Grønbæk worked, and the latter headed in 2-1 in the far corner.
The 2-2 equalizer came when Moe lost the ball to Guèye after a cross pass. The Senegalese rolled the ball past a Nikita Haikin at half-distance.
Hauge was impressed by the effort KBK showed.
– It is a good team that dares to play. I hope they dare to stand by it, even if the results may vary. I am impressed by the way they stand in it, says Hauge.
Then Bodø/Glimt attacked brutally and got all the points.