Sturhamar saw off Bøisen 28 to 18 in a women's club friendly on Thursday evening. The match took place at Sturhamar's home ground on 14 August 2026, and the final result told most of the story from the opening whistle. By then, the home side had already shown enough to suggest this would not be a tight affair.
Sturhamar arrived in decent form, having won four of their last five outings. Their recent run included victories over Oppsal, Solhaug Women, and Larvik, with only one loss to Solhaug in between. The team looked comfortable against Bøisen, who had struggled away from home in recent months.
Bøisen's last five results were less encouraging. They had lost to Molde Women, Jæren Women, Sturhamar, Solhaug, and Romerike Ravens. That 26-27 loss to Sturhamar in April was their only win in that span, and even then it was a narrow one. To be fair, this was a friendly, but the gap in results was hard to ignore.
And here's the thing about friendlies — they often reveal more than the scoreboard suggests. Sturhamar's 28 goals against Bøisen's 18 painted a picture of a team that had found its rhythm. The home side cut them open at will, while the visitors seemed to be chasing the game for most of the afternoon.
The result extends Sturhamar's winning momentum while leaving Bøisen searching for consistency. Both sides will take what they can from a match that was more about preparation than points, but the difference in class was evident by the final whistle.