Brann has suffered two straight losses in the Eliteserien before the national team break, marking a notable change in their recent performance after previously winning six matches in a row against Tromsø. This match was especially significant for Tromsø, who managed to secure their first win in Bergen in six years. According to team member Ruben Yttergård Jenssen, the victory feels particularly rewarding, given their past struggles at this venue.

The match began with Tromsø taking an early lead just ten minutes in, as Alexander Warneryd found himself unmarked in the box, scoring the first goal. Tromsø maintained strong pressure and created several scoring opportunities in the following minutes, showcasing a dominant performance. However, as the first half progressed, Brann improved their play, and just before halftime, Felix Horn Myhre equalized, acknowledging that luck played a part in their scoring, as their performance had been below standard thus far.

After the break, Tromsø quickly regained the lead with a goal from Daniel Braut, who capitalized on a pass from Warneryd. This second goal solidified Tromsø's control over the match, showcasing a remarkable turnaround for a team that had been struggling. The implications of this match extend beyond just a win for Tromsø; it highlights the ongoing challenges for Brann as they adapt to a changing competitive landscape in the league.