4 – 2
“Simen Bolkan Nordli fires Rosenborg into a surprise lead against the run of play”
“Fredrik Bjørkan restores parity right before the break, settling the hosts”
“Odin Luras Bjortuft puts Bodø/Glimt ahead for the first time in the match”
Pivotal“Andreas Helmersen doubles the advantage moments later, making it 3-1”
Pivotal“Helmersen bags his second of the match to put the game out of reach”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Bodø/Glimt's control was evident from the stats sheet alone - 26 shots to 11, 12 corners to 2, and a dominance rating of 69 to 46 - but the scoreboard didn't reflect that superiority until the hour mark. Rosenborg had actually taken the lead through Simen Bolkan Nordli before Fredrik Bjørkan levelled just before half-time, setting up a tense finish to the opening period. The floodgates opened after the break as Odin Luras Bjortuft and a brace from Andreas Helmersen turned a 1-1 scrap into a 4-1 procession, with Bodø/Glimt's relentless pressure and clinical edge in front of goal finally paying off. Emil Konradsen Ceide's stoppage-time strike gave Rosenborg a scoreline more respectable than their performance deserved, but this was ultimately a home side flexing their attacking depth against a Rosenborg team that managed just 3 shots on target all match.
How entertaining was this match?
Bodø/Glimt ride a scorching 41-point start into a home clash with a struggling Rosenborg side sitting seventh. With Viking just a point back in the title race, Glimt can't afford any slip-ups, but a hectic European schedule and Cup commitments add intrigue to their squad freshness.