IK Start beat KFUM Oslo 4-1 in the Eliteserien after taking an early lead, being pegged back, then pulling clear with two goals after the 80th minute. The result matched the balance of chances: KFUM Oslo had more possession, but Start were far more dangerous in front of goal.
Altin Ujkani opened the scoring in the 3rd minute before Bilal Njie equalised for KFUM Oslo in the 27th. Erlend Dahl Reitan restored Start's lead in the 44th minute, and Hakon Lorentzen made it 3-1 in the 81st minute before Deni Dashaev added a fourth in the 90th. Daniel Schneider was sent off late for KFUM Oslo, capping a difficult afternoon.
The shot count showed the difference: Start had 19 shots to nine, seven on target to one, and an expected-goals total of 3.43 against KFUM Oslo's 1.65. Despite seeing only 44% of the ball, Start created the clearer chances, while KFUM Oslo could not turn their extra possession into meaningful pressure.
