Baekkelaget W vs Oppsal W

Bækkelaget had absorbed Oppsal's early burst and drawn level twice — at 5–5 and 10–10 — but Om Oppsal's 3–0 run in the final six minutes of the first half broke the home side's resistance. Solbakken's penalty (33rd), Gjeisklid's strike (40th) and Mork's finish on the buzzer (42nd) turned a 10–10 stalemate into a 13–10 half-time deficit that Bækkelaget never recovered from.

Martine Skudvig Mork (Oppsal) — A game-high six goals, including three in a decisive second-half burst. Clinical finishing from range and off the wing. Player of the Match.

Silje Solbakken (Oppsal) — Five goals including a penalty, plus the assist on Mork's half-time dagger. Drove Oppsal's attack from the backcourt with energy and vision.

Annika Skrettingland (Bækkelaget) — Four goals from limited service, the most efficient scorer for the home side. Kept Bækkelaget in touch during the first half.

Mali Halldorsson (Oppsal) — Four goals, three of which came from penalties in the second half as Oppsal pulled clear.

Oppsal's 30 goals came from a balanced attack — six different players scored multiple times, compared to four for Bækkelaget. The visitors won the second half 17–11, a margin that reflected their deeper bench and superior stamina against a Bækkelaget side that had fought hard to stay level in the opening period but faded after the break.

Discipline was an issue for both sides. Bækkelaget picked up two 2-minute suspensions (Erle Christine Solstad, Felicia Tangen) plus a yellow card for coach Atle Stenvik. Oppsal also collected two 2-minute suspensions (Maja Leinan, Oda Kongssund). Oppsal converted their penalty chances efficiently, with Halldorsson nailing three from the spot in the second half alone.

Oppsal advance to the NM Cup Women round of 16 (fourth round), continuing their cup run in the 2026/27 season. The full fourth-round draw had not been published at the time of writing. Oppsal's next competitive fixture is an Elkjøp-ligaen women's match away to Tertnes at Åsane Arena on 30 August 2026.

Bækkelaget, playing a level below Oppsal in the Norwegian league system, exit the cup after a spirited first-half display but were ultimately outclassed by the higher-division visitors.

A professional, composed performance from Oppsal. They absorbed Bækkelaget's best punches in the first half — two separate comebacks from a goal down — and then accelerated away when it mattered. Mork's six-goal haul and the team's second-half control suggest Oppsal have the depth to go deep in this competition. Bækkelaget can take heart from their first-half resilience but the gulf in class was decisive over 60 minutes.