Bodø / Glimt vs Brann

Norwegian EliteserienFull time · 24 May 2026
Bodø / Glimt

Bodø / Glimt

Won · xG 3.10WWWDWLast 5
Full time
3 — 1
90+4'
Ole Didrik Blomberg 25' · Håkon Evjen 45' · Sondre Auklend 90'

Brann

Lost · xG 0.20WWLLLLast 5
Brann
PRESSURE INDEX · FINAL▲ SKB · last goal · 90'
70
30
BOD · 3.10 xG0.20 xG · SKB

Post-match recap

AI-written

Bodø / Glimt defeated Brann 3–1 in the Norwegian Eliteserien. Our model backed a Bodø / Glimt win at 66% probability, and the pick landed. Brann had won just one of their last five matches heading into the fixture, while Bodø / Glimt showed steadier form with two wins and two draws in that span. The hosts' attacking threat proved decisive against visitors struggling for consistency. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

The result widened the gap between the sides; Bodø/Glimt consolidated third place with three points while Brann remained eighth, now further adrift. Our model suggests Glimt's form trajectory continues upward following four wins in five, whereas Brann's inconsistency persists with one win in their last five matches. The 3-1 scoreline typified the gulf in current quality between a resurgent top-three side and a mid-table struggling outfit.

Bodø/Glimt dominated at home, securing a 3-1 victory that extended their winning streak to three matches. The hosts controlled proceedings with clinical finishing; they have now scored 10 goals across their last five outings. Their defensive solidity remained intact with 40 per cent clean sheets in recent fixtures, though Brann managed one goal. The result reinforced their position as title contenders in third place.

Brann form

Brann suffered a heavy defeat on the road, conceding three goals in a performance that reflected their fragile defensive record. The visitors managed only one goal despite their 80 per cent both-teams-to-score rate in recent matches, indicating they failed to sustain attacking pressure. This loss extended their poor run to three defeats in five games, leaving them vulnerable in eighth position with just 20 per cent clean sheets.