Lundes klubb har levert protest etter opprykksdrama

Katrine Lundes klubb Randesund har levert protest til Norges Håndballforbund etter at opprykksdrømmen brast onsdag.
Det er Fædrelandsvennen som fått protesten bekreftet.
Bakteppet er at Randesund mener opprykksrival Byåsen (andrelag) brøt reglene da lagene møttes 3. mai.
Randesund, Byåsen og Trondheim Topphåndball har kjempet om opprykk til 1. divisjon den siste tiden. To av tre lag skal opp på nivået over fra høsten av.
Randesund innledet kvalifiseringen med 23-23 mot Byåsen, og deretter ble det 26-35 mot Trondheim. Dermed var sørlandsklubben, som hadde Katrine Lunde mellom stengene nylig, avhengig av at Trondheim slo Byåsen med ti mål onsdag.
Slik gikk det ikke. Kampen endte 19-17. (NTB)

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