Rosenborg ran out convincing 3-0 winners away at Ham-Kam, putting the home side further into relegation trouble. The visitors took control in the second half, with an own goal from Mares breaking the deadlock in the 69th minute before Amin Chiakha doubled the lead five minutes later, assisted by Emil Konradsen Ceide. Chiakha then turned provider as Konradsen Ceide sealed it with a third in the 89th minute, leaving Ham-Kam with nothing to show for their efforts.

Our model leaned toward a Rosenborg win at 49% probability, predicting a 1-2 scoreline. The result backed the favourite — Rosenborg's dominance was expected given their strong form and Ham-Kam's desperate situation fighting relegation — but the margin was wider than we'd called. The pre-match outlook flagged Rosenborg's defensive solidity and Ham-Kam's vulnerability at the back, and that showed up here, though a clean sheet rather than the containing performance we'd pencilled in. The second-half execution was clinical and professional, exactly the kind of control you'd expect from a side pushing for European football against a team scrapping for survival.

The defeat leaves Ham-Kam under real pressure. Rosenborg, meanwhile, kept their bid for a top-five finish on track with a complete performance that never needed to be spectacular — just efficient and composed.