Orgryte's derby against IFK Göteborg was halted on Monday evening after two incidents during the first half. The match will resume on Tuesday at 15.00 in front of empty stands at Gamla Ullevi. According to match delegate Per Svärd, the reason for the halt was 'several serious disturbances in the stands'. Orgryte and IFK Göteborg had played for 39 minutes and ten seconds when the match was halted. The game will resume with the same match clock. Per Svärd explains that there will also be a shorter break before the second half begins. Öis chairman Terje Johansson explains that the ticket is usually consumed when a match starts, but that this is a special situation and that no decisions have been made on how to handle it. Terje Johansson understands that supporters who were on site are frustrated about not being able to see the match. One of the conditions for being able to complete the match during the evening was that the stands could be emptied, but it was not considered possible. Orgryte and IFK Göteborg will complete the match on Tuesday without an audience. Match delegate Per Svärd will write a report on the events, but what it says will not be disclosed to the media.