Bjarg were comprehensively defeated 3-0 by top-flight side Viking in the Norwegian SAS Braathens Cup on March 7, 2026. This cup tie was a classic example of a higher-division team's quality telling against determined lower-league opposition, with Viking's professional class proving too much over the ninety minutes. The match process saw Viking control possession from the outset, scoring an early goal to settle any nerves before adding two more in the second half through clinical counter-attacks. The key moment was a saved penalty by the Viking goalkeeper in the first half when the score was still 1-0, which effectively ended any hopes of a famous cup upset for Bjarg. The result sent Viking comfortably through to the next round of the cup competition, while Bjarg exited with pride after a valiant effort against elite opponents. The Bjarg manager praised his players' effort and commitment, while the Viking coach was pleased with the professional performance and clean sheet. Viking fielded a mix of first-team regulars and squad players, while Bjarg lined up in a defensive 5-4-1 formation to try and contain their illustrious visitors.