Åsane took all three points from their visit to Viking in the women's first division, winning 1-0 at the regular season stage fourteen fixture on Saturday. M. Jensen's fifteenth-minute goal proved decisive in what remained an even contest throughout.
The only goal arrived early, when Jensen found the net to break the deadlock. After that, Viking pushed for an equaliser but could not carve Åsane open despite having the ball more often in the second half. The visitors kept their heads and saw out the remainder without incident.
By then the table told its own story. Viking remain second with nineteen points from eight games, while Åsane sit third on eighteen. The gap between them has barely moved, and neither side can afford another slip if they want to stay in touch at the top.
Viking arrive in good form, having won their last three league matches including a 6-0 victory over Kolbotn. Åsane have been steadier, drawing three of their last eight but remaining unbeaten through five matches without a loss.
The result keeps both sides within striking distance of whoever leads at the summit. One point separates them still, and this was a match decided by a single moment rather than the full ninety minutes.
