What happened in Bodø?

Bodø/Glimt crushed Start 4-0 at Lerkendal on Saturday afternoon after Marius Høibråten was shown a red card in the 23rd minute. The match was dominated by Glimts aggressive press and precise finishing, and the result bolstered the club's position in the title race.

Why was this so important for Bodø/Glimt?

The win keeps Bodø/Glimt second in the Eliteserien with 70 points from 30 games, just one point behind leaders Viking. With 85 goals scored and only 28 conceded, the goal difference of +57 has become even more impressive. Their recent form (WWWLW) shows the team is in good rhythm heading toward season’s end.

Who stood out?

K. Høgh was the clear star, netting two goals and providing an assist in his 10 appearances, leading the scoring chart with 7 goals. Additionally, Mikkel Konradsen Jensen added a long‑range strike from the wing, while Victor Boniface secured the third goal with a header from a set piece.

What does this mean for upcoming fixtures?

After this convincing victory, Bodø/Glimt travel to face KFUM Oslo away on 12 July 2026. KFUM Oslo sit 12th in the table, so Glimts management expects a controlled point haul. Meanwhile, Start will need to rethink discipline after the early dismissal that shifted the game’s momentum.

How does this affect the title race?

With only one point separating them from Viking, every match is critical. Bodø/Glimt now have a clear chance to take the lead if they maintain their form. Coach Kjetil Knutsen has stressed the need to keep pressure high and avoid unnecessary cards, especially after the Høibråten sending‑off.

Bodø/Glimt demonstrate a blend of attacking firepower and solid defensive structure, and with top scorer K. Høgh in fine form, the path to the championship looks brighter than ever.