“Ousmane Diallo Toure breaks the deadlock just before halftime with a clinical finish”
Pivotal“Kasanwirjo booked for a foul as Brann push desperately for a way back into the game”
“J. Cornelius adds a second in stoppage time to put the result beyond doubt”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Brann controlled the game in the conventional sense, dominating possession at 63% and completing far more passes, but Start made every inch of the pitch count with five big chances created against zero for the visitors. Diallo Toure's strike right before the break gave the home side a lead they never looked like relinquishing, and Cornelius sealed it in stoppage time to put a gloss on the scoreline. Start's efficiency in front of goal, six shots on target from 22 attempts, contrasted sharply with Brann's toothless final third, where they managed just four shots on target and zero big chances despite their territorial dominance. For Brann, this result raises questions about a possession-heavy approach that isn't translating into goals, while Start will take confidence from grinding out a result against the run of play in terms of raw statistics.
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