2 – 1
“Andreas Helmersen opens the scoring for Bodø/Glimt, giving the visitors an early lead on the road.”
“Brann respond almost immediately through Eggert Aron Gudmundsson, leveling the score just five minutes after falling behind.”
“After a spell of pressure from Bodø/Glimt including a missed shot and a saved header from a corner, Brann break the deadlock through Kristall Máni Ingason, assisted by Noah Jean Holm, to make it 2-1.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Brann produced a result that defied the statistical story of this match, scoring twice from just six shots while conceding total control of possession and territory to Bodø/Glimt. Andreas Helmersen's early strike for the visitors was cancelled out within five minutes by Eggert Aron Gudmundsson, before Kristall Máni Ingason turned from hero to nearly villain, netting the winner in the 57th minute off a Noah Jean Holm assist before being dismissed for a reckless challenge just eleven minutes later. Despite playing the final 22 minutes with ten men and facing 95 dangerous attacks to their own 34, Brann's defense stood firm, with the goalkeeper making seven saves to preserve all three points. For Bodø/Glimt, the result is a damaging blow to their title ambitions despite dominating 62% of possession and doubling Brann's shot count, while Brann's resilience and clinical edge will boost their own push up the table.
How entertaining was this match?
Bodø/Glimt roll into Bergen on a stunning run near the top of Eliteserien, while Brann limp in winless in four and desperate to arrest a mid-table slide. With the visitors chasing another title and the hosts fighting to stay clear of trouble, this has the makings of a lopsided but entertaining derby-tinged clash.