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Norwegian Eliteserien
03-16 00:00
2 - 0
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Statistics
H2H
Lineups
KFUM Oslo
Start Kristiansand
Attacks
109
88
Dangerous Attacks
55
42
Ball Possession
57
43
On Target
6
2
Off Target
4017
2022
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End 2-0
87′
M. Grødem
R.Vinge
86′
M.Nordal
J.Cornelius
80′
R. Rasch
T. Soras
80′
B.M.Kristensen
M.T.Vinjor
80′
M.Eikrem
T. Haltvik
72′
2-0
R.Vinge
Assist: M.T.Vinjor
70′
D.Dashaev
T.Strannegard
70′
L.Gausdal
E. Segberg
67′
J.Hjorth
H.Hoseth
58′
1-0
T. Haltvik
Assist: S.Sjokvist
Halftime 0-0
45′
M. Soomets
S. Mvoue
44′
S. Mvoue
5′
R.Vinge
2′
J.Norheim
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Match Info
KFUM Oslo began their Norwegian Eliteserien campaign with a confident 2-0 victory over Start Kristiansand. In the opening round match on March 16, 2026, at the KFUM Arena, the hosts showcased their trademark organized style to overcome a spirited Start side. This win sets a positive tone for KFUM's season as they look to build on their recent solid top-flight performances. KFUM took control of the midfield early and were rewarded with a goal from a well-rehearsed set-piece in the 25th minute. They doubled their advantage just after the hour mark, capitalizing on a defensive mistake from Start to slot home from close range. Start Kristiansand enjoyed spells of possession but struggled to create clear-cut opportunities against KFUM's compact defensive block. The home goalkeeper was called into action to make one crucial save in the second half, preserving the clean sheet. The three points immediately put KFUM Oslo in the upper half of the nascent league table, while Start begins the season with a defeat to ponder. The KFUM manager was satisfied: "A clean sheet and two goals is the ideal start. The players executed the game plan brilliantly." The Start coach remained optimistic: "We saw some good things, but we need to be more clinical. It's a long season."