Start vs Bodø / Glimt

Norwegian EliteserienFull time · 20 May 2026
Start

Start

Lost · xG 1.43LLLWLLast 5
Full time
1 — 4
90+4'
Fredrik Sjøvold 24' · Sondre Auklend 44' · Patrick Berg 78' · Håkon Evjen 87'

Bodø / Glimt

Won · xG 2.27WWWDWLast 5
Bodø / Glimt
PRESSURE INDEX · FINAL▲ BOD · last goal · 87'
13
87
STA · 1.43 xG2.27 xG · BOD

Post-match recap

AI-written

Bodø / Glimt won 4-1 at Start in the Norwegian Eliteserien, landing our model's 46% pick for a Bodø / Glimt victory. Start had managed just one draw in their last five matches while Bodø / Glimt arrived in strong form with three wins from five. The visitors' dominance was decisive; they scored four goals to Start's one in a result that reflected the gap between the teams. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

The result reinforced the gulf between the sides. Start's position at the foot of the table grew more precarious following their fourth loss in five matches, while Bodø / Glimt consolidated third place with their third win in five games. Start's defensive fragility, conceding 17 goals in five outings, signals systemic issues. Bodø / Glimt's 10 goals scored in the same period demonstrates their attacking potency and title-race relevance.

Start form

Start conceded four goals in a heavy defeat, extending their winless run to five matches. The hosts managed one goal but offered little resistance; their defensive record of zero clean sheets in recent outings proved costly again. Bodø / Glimt's clinical finishing exposed Start's fragility, with the away side converting chances efficiently. Start remain rooted in 16th place, having shipped 17 goals across their last five games.

Bodø / Glimt dominated the match, scoring four goals to secure a commanding victory. The visitors controlled proceedings with their attacking prowess, maintaining their strong form with three wins in five outings. Their 40% both-teams-to-score rate reflected a balanced approach; they conceded once but their superior finishing proved decisive. The result underlined their credentials as third-place contenders.