3 – 1
“Ole Didrik Blomberg broke the deadlock to give Bodø/Glimt the lead, setting the tone for what would become a one-sided afternoon.”
Pivotal“Håkon Evjen added a crucial second goal right on the stroke of half-time, ensuring Brann went into the break with a mountain to climb.”
Pivotal“Håkon Evjen converted from the spot to make it 3-0, completing a devastating spell of play that effectively ended the contest before the hour mark.”
Pivotal“Sondre Auklend turned the ball into his own net in stoppage time, a disappointing end to a difficult afternoon for the Brann substitute who had only recently come on.”
Outstanding performance

Bodø/Glimt were dominant from first whistle to last, dictating terms with 63% possession and an 8-0 advantage in shots on target that tells the full story of Brann's capitulation in the Arctic. Ole Didrik Blomberg got the hosts moving in the right direction on 25 minutes, and from that point Brann never looked capable of finding a way back in. Håkon Evjen made it 2-0 just before the break, and when Cheikh Mbacke's foul handed Glimt a penalty just after the interval, Evjen stepped up again to put the result beyond any doubt at 3-0 inside the hour. The visitors made a flurry of changes in response, but the tactical shifts came too late and too frantically to alter the tide — Brann's 28 dangerous attacks compared to Glimt's 65 underlines just how thoroughly they were outplayed. A Sondre Auklend own goal in stoppage time gave the scoreline a slightly kinder look for Brann, but this was a result that reinforces Bodø/Glimt's status as the dominant force in Eliteserien and leaves Brann's form a significant concern as the season approaches its midpoint.
How entertaining was this match?
Bodø/Glimt bring blistering home form and a six-point standings advantage into Sunday's Eliteserien clash at Aspmyra Stadion. Brann's inconsistent away record makes them underdogs, but they've proven capable of scoring in big games — making this a potentially open, goal-filled affair.