In the relegation final match, Nidaros faced Lørenskog but ultimately fell short with a score of 5-2. They started strong with an early goal from Teemu Siironen, who executed a penalty shot well, showing skill by anticipating the goalie’s movement. Despite this promising start, Nidaros struggled during the middle of the match, which allowed Lørenskog to capitalize and score several goals. The game highlighted both the potential and frustrations of Nidaros's performance, as they were unable to maintain their early momentum throughout the match.

As the game progressed, Nidaros's discipline was a significant concern for the team, as emphasized by their coach Victor Wallson prior to the match. The team had emphasized avoiding unnecessary penalties, but unfortunately, they fell into the trap of making mistakes that cost them opportunity. Lørenskog took advantage of Nidaros's penalties by scoring two crucial goals while they were a man down, directly affecting the outcome of the game and amplifying the pressure on Nidaros.

Despite a late push in the final period where Nidaros attempted to regain control, it was too little, too late. Their inability to break the losing streak in such an important match raises questions about the team's strategy and mental resilience moving forward. The performance signifies not just a tough loss in this critical game, but also indicates deeper issues that potentially contribute to their ongoing struggles in the league, leaving fans and analysts pondering how Nidaros will regroup and address these challenges in the future.