31 Mar 2025 17:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Kongsvinger vs Åsane on Mon Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are Kongsvinger 8 win(s) Have scored 10 goals in their last 5 matches 31 Mar 2025 17:00:00 GMT?Kongsvinger vs Åsane on Mon 31 Mar 2025 17:00:00 GMT ended in a 1–1 tie.InsightsHave scored 11 goals in their last 5 matches Kongsvinger is playing home against Åsane at Gjemselund Stadion on Mon Biathlon | “The five girls in Group A are protected”: the last two World Cup places will be up for grabs early next winter Biathlon: the selection of the Austrian national team for the 2025/2026 training season Biathlon | Nordic skiing : for the Olympic winter the French teams will once again be changing their overalls Biathlon | “Joining this group is a step forward in my project” : Bressaud Martin Botet talks about his arrival in the French B team Biathlon | “It was a tiring race”: Johannes Thingnes Boe reflects on his participation in the Grue Halvmaraton Cross-country skiing : Linn Svahn back in training after concussion Cross-country skiing: the selection of the Swedish national team for the 2025/2026 season Cross-country skiing : Gustav Kvarnbrink’s fright after being hit by a car while training Cross-country skiing | Nordic skiing: the composition of the Austrian team for the 2025/2026 season Cross-country skiing | “It’s really nice to see progress” Jessie Diggins gives her news following plantar fasciitis Nordic combined: eleven Norwegians in the elite national team for the 2025/2026 season Nordic combined: the composition of the French teams for the 2025/2026 season Nordic combined: Ivar Stuan remains Norway’s boss for another 2 years… with an option until 2030 Nordic Combined: Florian Schabereiter becomes head coach of the Austrian women’s national team Nordic combined | Mo i Rana: Ida Marie Hagen and Jens Luraas Oftebro crowned Norwegian mass start and gundersen champions Ski jumping | “Not the season I imagined” Ski jumping: Slovenia’s Bine Norcic takes over from Rune Velta at the helm of the Swiss team Ski jumping: Thomas Thurnbichler to coach Germany’s B team Ski jumping: the make-up of the French teams for the 2025/2026 season… with newcomer Louis Obersteiner and leaders Joséphine Pagnier and Valentin Foubert Ski jumping: Rune Velta decides to step down as Switzerland coach Rollerskiing | ASOP and Thomas Joly launch the HautDoubsLoppet a 42 km classic ski-wheel race: first edition on 27 July Rollerski | Soldier Hollow: the Schutzenski Festival free sprint for Jessie Diggins and Reid Goble Rollerski | Soldier Hollow: Luke Jager and Rosie Brennan win the individual classic at the Schutzenski Festival Rollerski | “There are many reasons”: why didn’t Arnaud Du Pasquier’s third Dupaski Festival take place this weekend Rollerskiing | “It’s very reassuring”: the satisfaction of Mathis Desloges after winning the French individual classic title in La Bresse Vu de Trondheim #2: Jarl Magnus Riiber stripped of his title From Trondheim #1 : Marit Bjoergen head coach for women’s sprint Vu de Norge #451 : Sturla Holm Lægreid stands up against homophobia Vu de Norge #449 : Vetle Sjaastad Christiansen improves his rifle Planète Nordic #29: Oleksandra Merkushyna appreciates Julia Simon’s gesture Planète Nordic #23 : Norwegian cross-country skiers take on footballer Erling Braut Haaland on his recovery techniques dog’s name… at the Tour de Ski Planète Nordic #21 : Sebastian Samuelsson donates his race number to Dmytro Pidruchnyi in support of Ukraine Nordic Planet #20 : Dorothea Wierer could do nothing about the individual short in Kontiolahti after suffering a back injury Norway’s Johannes Thingnes Boe could bounce back into football following the end of his biathlon career Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. theNorwegian Ski Association unveiled the make-up of its national Nordic combined team for the 2025/2026 training season The last two women's tickets for the start of the biathlon World Cup will be awarded in November Discover the full composition of the Austrian biathlon team for the 2025/2026 season the equipment supplier to the French biathlon and Nordic ski teams Among the new biathletes in the federal group for the 2025/2026 preparations is Martin Botet A native of the Vosges who lives in Savoie,.. A few days after completing the Halvmaraton in 1h20m19 Johannes Thingnes Boe gave his first reaction to the Norwegian media Camille Grataloup-Manissolle and Antonin Delsol tell Nordic Magazine how delighted they are to be joining the men's Excellence 2030 group for the.. Océane Michelon talks to Nordic Magazine about her magnificent 2024/2025 season MONTREAL - CF Montréal announced on Thursday that defender Róbert Thorkelsson has been loaned to Kongsvinger IL Toppfotball The Norwegian club has the option to acquire the player via permanent transfer The 22-year-old Icelandic defender was acquired by CF Montréal on June 27 2021 from Icelandic first division club Breiðablik He began his professional career in 2018 with Afturelding Transaction: Róbert Thorkelsson has been loaned to Kongsvinger IL Toppfotball The Norwegian club has the option to acquire the player via a permanent transfer This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page featuring a livestream presentation and dialogue with Brandon Kimber director of the Christian docuseries “American Gospel.” Portions of the docuseries were produced and recorded in Grand Forks is featured in two of the three documentaries Kimber has produced Rosebrough is among pastors across the nation who have been interviewed by Kimber about their different perspectives on how influences have changed American Christianity will benefit Wittenberg Lutheran Chapel at UND and the Wittenberg Door ministry at the University of Missouri-Columbia Freewill contributions to the beneficiaries may be made through either campus ministry’s website The livestream interview will begin at 6 p.m Advance registration is required for the meal and The meal and access to the livestream connection are free Kongsvinger Lutheran Church is located at 15950 470th Ave The livestream discussion is being presented to a national audience Did you find any incorrect or incomplete information? Please, let us know After Rosenborg IHK were denied their licence due to lack of funds 1.divisjon Champion Manglerud Star were asked to submit their application and today have been approved to move up Tønsberg Vikings informed the NIHF that they wish to move back down to 1.divisjon due to a lack of funds have now submitted their application for promotion Kongsvinger IL participates in season 2024-2025: 1. divisjon, Juniors (U18) Luleå wins their second title in Sweden, 29 years after the first one. Read more» The Nashville Predators and Pittsburgh Penguins will face off in Stockholm, Sweden, on November 14 and 16, 2025, as part of the NHL Global Series. These games at the renovated Avicii Arena mark the 47th and 48th NHL contests held in ... Read more» You have reached ESPN's Australian edition. Stay on current site or go to US version Kongsvinger celebrate their semifinal victory against Stromsgodset. Kongsvinger FCIn one week's time second-tier Kongsvinger will experience the proudest moment in their 124-year history when they face Rosenborg at the famous Ullevaal Stadium in Oslo in their first Norwegian Cup final The modest First Division club met Juventus in the UEFA Cup back in 1993 The cup has always been an extremely popular and important competition in Norway and Kongsvinger reaching the final was unthinkable three years ago when the club was in desperate financial and professional crisis two unorthodox decisions changed everything Espen Nystuen was offered the jobs of chief executive and sporting director -- an unprecedented move given that the 31-year-old was still a player for Lillestrom at the time Nystuen had spent his early years at the club as a midfielder before moving on to bigger things in 2005 10 shirt again (even though he is a centre-back now) was a bold one and we are all familiar with each other," Nystuen tells ESPN FC knew that I have academic degrees in sports science and economy and thought that I was the right man for the job I could have continued playing in the first division and that was a good opportunity to ensure a career after my playing days I chose to return home and help my club that was in a very difficult financial situation in the second tier." And so while still playing 90 minutes in every game we have to think differently to find our way," he says "We prioritised economy and decided to use youngsters to turn things around Developing local talents instead of buying players elsewhere became a priority Kongsvinger coach Luis Pimenta speaks seven languages. KongsvingerNaturally the changes did not take effect in a positive way immediately Kongsvinger were relegated to the second division (the third tier) in 2013 a second unusual decision was taken when the club brought in unknown 34-year-old coach Luis Berkemeier Pimenta in September 2014 who speaks seven languages and moved to Luxembourg at the age of 5 followed a long line of Portuguese managers who have never played professional football themselves "I understood quite early that I don't have a talent to be a footballer and my dream has always been to become a coach" Thus he studied high performance coaching in Lisbon and sports psychology at John Moores University where he helped with analysis at Liverpool's youth academy Pimenta met two young Norwegian coaches -- Leif Gunnar Smerud and Haakon Lunov -- and when they joined Honefoss (who had been promoted to the Tippeligaen in 2011) they wanted the Portuguese to join their staff who had worked as an assistant at Belenenses' under-17 side and contributed to Queiroz's academy he would be in a managerial job of his own Kongsvinger came calling as Nystuen was able to pick his own boss We were looking for a young and ambitious coach for our young players," Nystuen says we liked the way he thinks about football." and in the office he is my boss," Pimenta said with a smile "It was good for me to come towards the end of the 2014 season when we had no chances of promotion and we laid the foundations for the next season together." Espen Nystuen plays for Kongsvinger and is also the club's chief executive and sporting director. Kongsvinger FCThose foundations were well built. Kongsvinger became unstoppable in 2015, winning their group in the third-tier by 20 points and enjoying a perfect home record. And, this season, the club's meteoric rise has continued as Kongsvinger outscored all the teams in the second division They finished fifth after losing just twice since early July qualified for the promotion playoffs and have a decent chance of going up again they did so with adventurous football that brought a lot of support from neutrals "One of our goals was to build an identity We want to be able to implement different styles It is important to entertain the fans who come to watch us," Pimenta says most of the people in the stands were of older generation -- those who remember the good days in the 1980s and '90s [when they would be fighting for the Norwegian Premier League title] Now we are creating a new generation of supporters who like this team." The backroom staff are working well together Pimenta and Nystuen seem in perfect harmony and the fact that both were born in 1981 allows them to be closer to the players while assistant coach Goncalo Pereira is just 27 "There is a short distance between directors and that helps to create friendship within the squad We work in a very good environment," Nystuen insists He is an attack-minded coach who wants to dominate every game." Kongsvinger may have been expecting a good league run but their sensational cup form came as a huge bonus They met lower division sides at earlier stages but were drawn away against Stromsgodet in the semifinals which was supposed to be the end of the road "Stromsgodset won all seven home semifinal fixtures in their history while Kongsvinger lost all four semifinals in their history -- the last of them 20 years ago," Pimenta says and the young coach was in tears after the final whistle "It means a lot to all of us and to the region and beating such strong opponents proves that we are doing something right," he says Another star to shine has been 19-year-old centre-back Adrian Ovlien who came into the starting lineup in the summer when Nystuen was injured and has kept the CEO on the bench for the rest of the season "I am more motivated with the work outside of the pitch nowadays and it is time for me to step back," Nystuen says saying that he could consider retirement at the end of the season "Adrian is a local lad; I signed him in 2013 and I am proud that he is now taking my place." Nystuen would love to play a part in the historic final against champions Rosenborg even though he knows he won't be in the starting XI "I hope the team needs me for the last few minutes and that would mean that we have a lead to protect," he says Kongsvinger won't change their style of play against the strongest team in the country and intend to try and take the lead We will try and take the game to Rosenborg," he adds before insisting that a second promotion in a row would not come too soon for the club There is a saying in Norway: The road is the goal It means that we should enjoy the process of making progress and getting closer to our destination." Click here to find out where Kongsvinger Golf Club ranks in Golf World's Top 100 Courses Europe The highest new entry in Golf World Magazine’s Top 100 Golf Courses in Europe at the lofty heights of no.67 after it received glowing recommendations from every panellist who had played it Peter Bjerkeseth knows it extremely well and championed its inclusion “It is located 60 minutes drive east of Oslo airport The architect is one of the best in Sweden also the designer of Annika Sorenstam’s home course,” he says “The course is built on sand in a majestic pine forest To walk the course is more like walking on green carpets in a pine wood instead of a golf course because the fairways are spread wide The different holes have their own character Normally courses have one or two holes that could be called signature holes but this course has at least eight that any course would have been proud of calling their signature holes Golfers playing this course call it one of the best courses in Scandinavia Members from Barseback in Sweden have visited and said: ‘I thought we had one of the best courses in Scandinavia I am not sure any more.’ People from Stockholm travel 80 miles to play it during a weekend.” Click here to find out where Kongsvinger Golf Club ranks in Golf World's Top 100 Courses Europe Notifications can be managed in browser preferences. where he had served almost three years for death threats against Prime Minister Erna Solberg and others I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our Privacy notice In 1991, Mullah Krekar arrived in Norway as a refugee. An Iraqi Kurd born under the name Najmeddine Faraj Ahmad, he has acknowledged he is the co-founder of Ansar al-Islam, a notorious Sunni Islamist group that targeted U.S. troops during the Iraq insurgency and has been linked to both al-Qaeda and the Islamic State. While he says he no longer has any links to the group, the 58-year-old Krekar faced multiple criminal charges in Norway, earning himself the label of a "danger to national security" from the Supreme Court of Norway and a place on a United Nations list of terrorists. Yet Norway can't deport Krekar. The country has had an expulsion order against him since 2003, but it has been unable to send him to Iraq due to Norway's humanitarian concerns that he may face torture or execution there. Last month, Norway released Krekar from prison, where he had served almost three years for death threats against Prime Minister Erna Solberg and three Kurds. Now the country faces a dilemma: What to do with an extremist non-citizen who cannot be deported? Norway's solution, at least for the time being, is to keep him in the country, yet send him far, far away. On 2 February 2015, a court in Oslo said Krekar cannot stay in the Norwegian capital and instead must live in Kyrksaeteroera, a village with a few thousand inhabitants that is a nine-hour drive away. Under the court's orders, the married father of four would live at a refugee center in the village and be required to check in with police several times a week. "With some misgivings, the court considers that the basic national interest, at least until 31 December 2015, must take precedence over Faraj's right to a family life, freedom to move freely throughout the country and to choose his own place of residence," the court's decision read, according to Agence France-Presse. The move is reminiscent of other "internal deportations" throughout history: There are even echoes of Leon Trotsky's brief time in Norway, where he lived under house arrest in a rural area before eventually being deported to Mexico. It comes at a time of intense scrutiny about Islamist extremism in Europe in the wake of the rise of the Islamic State militant group and last month's terrorist attacks in Paris. Norway's hope is that Krekar will leave Norway at some point: According to the newspaper Aftenposten, there are talks with Italy to deport him there so he can face more charges; Germany and Switzerland have also been explored as possibilities. For now, however, Krekar is appealing the decision to send him to Kyrksaeteroera -- and staying at a secret location in Oslo. UPDATED: Norwegian police were dealing with yet another multiple murder case this week after a 65-year-old man killed his two grown daughters and a grandchild before killing himself One of the women found murdered worked for the local police so officers from Oslo have taken over responsibility for the investigation “This is a tragic incident that affects us all,” said Cecilie Lilaas-Skaari police chief for Norway’s eastern region including the small community of Skogbygda in Nes “This is a sad day for us in the eastern district She said at a press conference Tuesday that police were called to the house in the late morning and found it full of smoke “There were also other emergency services in place at the site,” Grete Metlid “and they understood very quickly that they faced a very serious situation.” Metlid said at a press conference on Thursday that it was still too early to establish a motive for the triple murder-suicide “We’re trying to get more information about what set this off and what was the background for it,” Metlid said Other members of the family were quickly notified while police also “were taking care of our own crews” who worked with one of the victims and found her dead from gunshot wounds Police could confirm on Thursday that the 65-year-old man shot and killed his 30-year-old daughter (who worked for the police) and her child who were apparently visiting the family home He also shot and killed his 24-year-old daughter who still lived at the large visibly well-kept house in the rural area between Oslo and Kongsvinger He then called police to report his murders and said he intended to kill himself as well When police arrived they found all four family members dead at the scene along with the family’s dog Metlid of the Oslo Police said there no known health- or treatment records for the assailant “but it’s natural that we investigate his mental and physical health.” The younger woman was said to have still been living at the house with her parents The woman who is the mother and grandmother of the three victims has so far declined to say anything according to the attorney who was quickly appointed by the state to represent her Authorities have not released the identities of all involved nor have they been publicly reported in keeping with media custom in Norway to shield surviving family members “This is an absolutely terrible and gruesome case,” Salomon told Norwegian Broadcasting (NRK) on Thursday “It must be the worst nightmare anyone can experience.” Neighbours had earlier told NRK there was never any sign of trouble at the home never any noise from them,” longtime local resident Roy Aasvangen told NRK He described the scene outside the house on Tuesday as “unreal,” after police cars ambulances and two helicopters descended on the neighbourhood along with “so many officers wearing bullet-proof vests and carrying weapons.” The local church opened to provide a place for neighbours to gather if they needed someone to talk to and a crisis team was set up by local officials The church has remained open as a local gathering place all week “This is deeply tragic and there’s great sorrow in our community where everyone knows everyone,” said Nes Mayor Tove Nyhus It’s the latest in a series of murders in Norway since the Christmas and New Year holidays If you like what we are doing, please consider a donation. 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READ MORE NewsInEnglish.no is a free and independent Oslo-based website offering news from Norway It’s run on a voluntary basis by veteran journalists keen to share insight into Norwegian politics 10-month sentence for making threats against the current prime minister and three Kurds A court in Oslo on has authorised police to banish radical Iraqi Islamist preacher Mullah Krekar to a remote Norwegian village The mullah, 58, who has been living in Norway since 1991 founded the radical Islamist group Ansar al-Islam He was released from prison at the end of January after serving a two-year 10-month sentence for making threats against the prime minister The police had invoked special measures to order Krekar to live in a refugee centre in Kyrksaeteroera a village of 2,500 people situated 500km (300 miles) from the capital The defence had argued that the court needed to examine the legality of the decision which prohibits the married father of four from leaving the village and which requires him to report to local police three times a week the court considers that the basic national interest must take precedence over Faraj’s right to a family life freedom to move freely throughout the country and to choose his own place of residence,” read the court’s decision appealed against the decision and asked that it be suspended pending review Krekar has been living under risk of deportation since 2003 after Norwegian authorities ordered him to be expelled claiming he posed a threat to national security While Norway’s court system has upheld the ruling Norwegian law bars him from being deported to Iraq While Krekar acknowledges having co-founded Ansar al-Islam he insists he has not led the group since 2002 The preacher and the group Ansar al-Islam figure on United Nations and US lists of terrorist groups or individuals Registration has been successfully completed Make a new account if you don't have one yet Puedes ver la versión Española de BeSoccer.com You can see the English version of BeSoccer.com Vous pouvez voir la version French de BeSoccer.com Puoi vedere la versione Italian su BeSoccer.com Você pode ver a versão Brasileira de BeSoccer.com Action from last year’s National Street Soccer Championships in Norway The Army is to take its popular ‘gatefotball’ program into a low-security prison in the Norwegian city of Kongsvinger The Salvation Army in Norway is kicking off a new ministry initiative by taking its street soccer program behind bars the Army’s Director of Prison Ministries in Norway said ‘gatefotball’ [Norwegian for street soccer] would be officially launched today at Kongsvinger Prison Street soccer has been a popular Army ministry program for many years Yuri said it had been “a well-tried project” within the Army’s Addiction Rehabilitation Services since 1980 and was “a natural next step” to take it into the prison system There are more than 20 Army-run street soccer teams for men and women across the country The Army has also been responsible for the national team since 2005 and in 2017 hosted the Homeless World Cup in Oslo Yury said the Army believed a person could not be “a competing sportsman” and be addicted to drugs and alcohol The Army has forged a strong relationship in recent years with Kongsvinger Prison through the visitation of ministry teams he met with prison authorities and discussed the possibility of introducing a street soccer program “They accepted it with open arms,” Yury said The Army then set about securing finance to construct a pitch and buy equipment “This project comes with a price,” Yuri said “The street soccer pitch costs money; equipment costs money; a coach costs money.” But he said the Army was prepared to absorb these costs to “see the lives of players being transformed; people regaining meaning in life” Yury said the pitch installed in the prison was about 22m long by 16m wide which was smaller than a standard street soccer pitch: “They didn’t have enough space for the full-size “The first game will be between the inmates and prison staff,” he said “I cannot wait to see them play.” a prison team will be allowed outside once a week to use the Army’s community pitch to train and play against other community teams “As we say in Russia [Yuri is from Russia]: In the healthy body You learn to set goals and learn to achieve them; you learn to take responsibility for your actions on and off the pitch would be introduced to a street soccer team in their area so they could “continue with their rehabilitation” © The Salvation Army 2025  The Norwegian government claimed it was boosting border control  earlier this month and announced Tuesday that the stricter control will be extended until November 11 The reason is an ongoing assessment that the threat of a terrorist attack has risen The government first announced higher threat- and security levels on October 8 mostly because of the ever-worsening situation in the Middle East Norway’s justice ministry has warned that Israel’s attacks on Gaza and Lebanon have raised threat levels against Jewish and Israeli targets That’s led to expansion of police protection around Surveillance at border crossings was also allegedly boosted with Justice Minister Emilie Enger Mehl claiming the heightened border control “gives police greater opportunity to collect information on travelers.” Earlier measures were also supposed to control the entry of criminal gang members from Sweden and others who may have been hired to carry out terrorist attacks That’s what’s suspected in recent attacks in other Scandinavian capitals “The background for my decision (to extend border control) is that the terror threat is still high following the incidents in Stockholm and Copenhagen,” Engh stated in her announcement on Tuesday “In addition there’s a possible connection between foreign powers and recruitment of criminal networks to carry out terrorist attacks in Europe.” Norway has many entry points along its lengthy border to Sweden At least two of them along roads running east of Kongsvinger showed no signs of police or customs agents last week State broadcaster NRK has reported that most of the border control efforts have been concentrated on ferries arriving from Denmark and at the main border crossing on the E6 highway at Svinesund Tone Vangen of the state police directorate has said that the goal is to “give police some more means” of carrying out border control also within Norway and not just more visible or physical control of all travelers “There’s no reason to think that passing the border will take more time than earlier,” Vangen said The initial control measures were meant to remain in effect for 20 days with Mehl stressing that she “won’t rule out” further extentions beyond November 11 if deemed necessary NewsinEnglish.no/Nina Berglund NewsInEnglish.no is a free and independent Oslo-based website offering news from Norway.  It’s run on a voluntary basis by veteran journalists keen to share insight into Norwegian politics, economic affairs and culture, in English. 12 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Hamarkameratene won 2–0 over Lillehammer FK on Sat 12 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT?Hamarkameratene won 2–0 over Lillehammer FK on Sat 12 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT.InsightsHaven't kept a clean sheet in 9 matches Lillehammer FK is playing home against Hamarkameratene at Stampesletta on Sat Police believe the father of two young Chechen girls grabbed by masked men after getting off a school bus in south-eastern Norway on Tuesday afternoon and a case over the girls’ ongoing foster care was to be heard this week More details emerged about the abduction late on Tuesday night Hedmark police released photos and named the two sisters as six-year-old Rajana and eight-year-old Somaja They also named the suspected father as Mansur Mahasev The girls were taken by two masked men after getting off their school bus at Masterudveien Police believed the girls’ father was at the scene of the kidnapping It was not known if any of the other children on the bus witnessed the ordeal The two girls were living in a foster home Police prosecutor Iren Johnsen Dahl told NRK Mahasev had then hindered the foster parents from calling the police so authorities weren’t notified about the kidnapping until half an hour later Police were unsure whether the car had headed for Finnskogen and Sweden “Most probably it has driven towards Kongsvinger,” Dahl said Customs officials and Swedish police were involved in the investigation Kongsvinger police chief Bjørn Berntsen said there had been a number of interesting tips since the news broke on Tuesday afternoon we now have a clearer picture of what type of car the children disappeared in,” Bertsen told newspaper Dagbladet “We are still searching for a silver car But we have not received tips from anyone who has seen the car after the disappearance from the school bus outside Kongsvinger.” “He disagrees with the Norwegian authorities’ allegation of negligence in the biological family but I find it inappropriate to comment on the details of this now,” Elden later told newspaper VG The foster case was to be handled by the Oslo county child welfare board this week where it would have been determined if the children would remain placed in a foster home the family had been living at an address in Grorud Technical investigations were taken over by Oslo police Armed officers raided the father’s home around eight o’clock on Tuesday night but can not say anything about what findings may have been made,” said Dahl NRK reported police did not remain at the home for long Paulsson said the school of less than 120 pupils was in shock and they had cancelled their end-of-term summer party on Tuesday evening “This of course affects us strongly,” she told NRK and now we must only hope for the best.” Kongsvinger mayor Øystein Østgaard said the municipality was working to help inform and support families parents and the whole community must be informed,” he said it may be appropriate to get a team in place from the municipality with psychologists and others who can help.” and this is actually in the outskirts of the town in an area of Austmarka,” Østgaard said and this affects the whole community there.” newsinenglish.no/Emily Woodgate View this post on Instagram A post shared by Soccer Laduma (@soccer_laduma) SA News African News World News The Club House Podcasts & Videos More Mamelodi-Sundowns Niang returned to Norway a couple of months ago to rejoin First Division Kongsvinger, an outfit he last turned out for in 2010, and is enjoying his time there having already netted three goals.The former Mamelodi Sundowns striker was last with National First Division side AmaZulu, on loan from Masandawana. Niang's shot-term deal with the Norwegian side is set to expire in December of this year but he is choosing to focus only on the present. "Things are going well. I have scored three goals plus two assists in seven games and things are going well," the lanky hitman tells snl24.com/kickoff. "I can't talk about offers now. I am happy with my club. Things are looking good. We are in the cup semi-final and [Eliteserien] play-offs. 10 Freedom Way, Milnerton, Cape Town, 7441, South Africa Local International Off The Pitch Jerome Akor celebrates a goal with Sogndal “We’re a hopeful we can get a result against Kongsvinger on Saturday and then take it from there,” the Flying Eagles striker told SCORENigeria “We beat them at our ground and they beat us at their home in the regular season.” and website in this browser for the next time I comment We bring you the best in Football reporting.MUSA YAHAYA ENEJI - Account OfficerNOTE: WE DO NOT OFFER REFUNDPUBLISHERS: MARKSTALL VENTURES © 2021 Score Nigeria All Rights reserved © 2021 Score Nigeria All Rights reserved Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.