Ham-Kam was defeated by the all yellows from Bodø. Glimt won 3-2 at Briskeby.

Day 3, Adeccoligaen, 21 April 2007 - Briskeby

Hamarkameratene - Bodø/Glimt 2-3 (0-1)

0-1 Trond Olsen (3)
1-1 Juha Pasoja (50)
1-2 Runar Berg (57)
1-3 Trond Olsen (60)
2-3 Tommy Øren (68)

Referee: Kim Rune Borgersen, SBK Drafn.

Attendance: 3311

Ham-Kam (4-4-2):
Ivar Rønningen - Truls Jevne Hagen (Thomas Øverby from 70.), Frode Bjørnevik, Juha Pasoja, John Anders Rise - Marius Gullerud (Knut Henry Haraldsen from 85.), David Mannix, Jan Michaelsen, Tommy Øren - Markus Ringberg, Espen Olsen (Oluwasegun Abiodun from 62.)

As expected, Bodø/Glimt were to be the first real test for Ham-Kam this season. Glimt proved that they will be one of Ham-Kam's strongest competitors in the race for promotion. Ham-Kam performed on average, and Bodø/Glimt were to strong this Saturday afternoon.

It started badly for Ham-Kam, as they were one goal down after only 3 minutes. Trond Olsen stole the ball from a hesitating Juha Pasoja, and showed the spectators that he would be a player to look out for in this match.

After 15 minutes Ham-Kam had the opportunity to equalize, when the referee correctly awarded the hosts a penalty kick after spotting handball in the guests' defence. However, Espen Olsen could not end his 9-game goalless spell. Allthough the penalty kick was not well performed, Jonas Ueland Kolstad should be credited for saving.

An aggressive Ham-Kam team entered the grass after the break. It paid off when Jan Michaelsen was brought down and the referee gave Kamma a new opportunity to score from 11 metres. After a little discussion between David Mannix and Juha Pasoja, the latter levelled out Glimt's lead.

Strangely enough, Ham-Kam seemed to settle with 1-1 for a while, thus giving Glimt a chance to get back into the game. Runar Berg scored a beautiful goal, and once again brought the guests ahead.

1-3 came was a result of a break down.Ham-Kam back John Anders Rise was unlucky, and Bodø/Glimt for the first time in the match, managed to advance on the wing. A nice header from Trond Olsen made it his second and Bodø/Glimt's third.

Ham-Kam pushed back immidiately after the goal, and lead by a very good Tommy Øren and an Olawasegun Abiodun aching to play, Ham-Kam got a little closer when Øren scored Ham-Kam second goal with a striking header served by a good Rise corner-kick.

In spite of a massive green and white attack, Bodø/Glimt manage to bring all three points back to Nordland. They are now second, two points behind Molde and one point ahead of Ham-Kam.