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Norwegian club Bryne FK have come up with a novel approach by awarding eggs to their player of the match.
The club, based in the south-west of Norway close to the city of Stavanger , were promoted back to the top-flight last season .
They were beaten 1 -0 by Europa League quarter- finalists Bodo/Glimt in their first fixture back in the top division.
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