Bodø/Glimt - Sogndal 1-1 (0-0).
Aspmyra stadion
Att: 4.446
1-0 Ørjan Berg (63)
1-1 Kai Erik Moen (71)
Yellow card: Stig Nord, Tom Freddy Aune, Sogndal.

- B/G escaped as winners of the only game that really mattered in the last 
  round, despite only drawing Sogndal. However, the draw survived premier
  division football in Bodø and sent the visitiors down to the first.
  As expected the game turned out to be very dramatic. The weather was 
  atrocious, with 2-3 degrees (Celsius), snow and a gale force wind. However,
  the field was green due to heating cables. The first half belonged
  to the home side, with both Johnsen and Staurvik hitting the post, but 
  despite these and other opportunities, they didn't manage to score.
  In the second half, Sogndal moved up their play, but it was B/G who took
  the lead when a cross from Runar Berg was turned in by brother Ørjan.
  The replay however, showed that it was more of an own goal by defender
  Kai Erik Moen. He was to get even 8 minutes later when he headed in the
  Sogndal equalizer. From then on, the match exploded. Both sides attacked
  furiously, and other goals seemed inevitable. However, the ball stayed out
  of both nets. In overtime Sogndal had a corner, which resulted in a goal
  mouth scramble where the ball was saved on the line by a long B/G foot, when
  several Sogndal players were already cheering for the all important second 
  goal, which would have saved them. However, it wasn't to be (and to my 
  pleasure I must confess, as I'll rather watch B/G than SIL any day).
  
Hamarkameratene - Kongsvinger 4-0 (1-0)
Briskeby gressbane
Att: 2.128
1-0 Ronny Pedersen (3)
2-0 Jon Eirik Ødegaard (49)
3-0 Tom Henning Hovi (55)
4-0 Vegard Skogheim (84)
Yellow card: Jon Eirik Ødegaard, Hamarkameratene, Vidar Riseth, Erik 
Holtan, Kongsvinger.

- The Hedmark-derby was convincingly won by Ham-kam. Both these clubs are 
  likely to be in big trouble next season, as 17 of their players will 
  probably either stop or go to other clubs. In fact KIL, must build a 
  completely new side as they will lose almost their whole first 11!

Rosenborg - Strømsgodset 3-1 (0-0)
Lerkendal stadion
Att: 3.981
1-0 Karl Petter Løken (55)
2-0 Roar Strand (67)
3-0 Løken (69)
3-1 Hans Erik Ødegaard (84)
Yellow card: Per Ivar Fornæs, Strømsgodset.

- RBK finished the season with the predicted home win against bottom club
  SIF. After the game, they were presented with the gold medals. The game
  was played with snow in the air, even though the field was green.

Tromsø - Lillestrøm 2-0 (1-0)
Alfheim stadion
Att: 2.353
1-0 Sigurd Rushfeldt (pen. 24)
2-0 Svein Morten Johansen (69)
Yellow card: Per Egil Swift, Tromsø, Thomas Berntsen, Torgeir 
Bjarmann, André Bergdølmo, Lillestrøm.

- Silver medalists LSK are not used to play football in snow, TIL are.
  That's probably the reason why the visitors lost. By halftime the field
  was completely white, and more suitable for cross-country skiing than
  football. That didn't bother Rushfeldt though, who finished the season
  in great style by running through, over and between the LSK-defenders all 
  the time.

VIF Fotball - Start 0-2 (0-1)
Ullevaal stadion
Att: 5.211
0-1 Petter Belsvik (19)
0-2 Belsvik (46)
Yellow card: Tore Løvland, Claus Eftevaag, Tommy Svindal Larsen, 
Start, Svein Erik Pettersen, VIF.

- Petter Belsvik became almost the top scorer after getting the two goals
  at Ullevaal. One more, and he would have shared the title with Brattbakk.
  The game was very open, and a more correct result would have been 3-6.
  A strange incident was that the home supporters were cheering loudly
  when Erik Mykland of Start was outmanouvering some of their own players!
  The reason: Mykland is desperately wanted by VIF for the next season.

Viking - Brann 3-2 (1-0)
Stavanger stadion
Att: 8.406
1-0 Gunnar Aase (35)
1-1 Frank Strandli (pen. 55)
2-1 Rune Medalen (55)
2-2 Trond Egil Soltvedt (62)
3-2 Kenneth Storvik (76)
Yellow card: Rune Medalen, Odd Arne Espevold, Gøran Sørloth, 
Viking, Geir Hasund, Magnus Johansson, Trond Egil Soltvedt, 
Geirmund Brendesæther, Brann.

- Viking got the bronze medals by beating Brann in front of a good crowd
  in Stavanger. This was their 13th match without defeat, and if they can 
  continue that form next year, even RBK could be in trouble.