Sandefjord face Bodo/Glimt at Aspmyra Stadium on Sunday 14 September at 17:00 UTC in Eliteserien round 21. This is the first meeting between the sides since Sandefjord lost 0-3 at home to Bodo/Glimt on 26 July. Sandefjord come into the game after a 1-1 draw with Viking at home on 4 September, where Tobias Borkeeiet scored in the 60th minute. Before that, Sandefjord drew 0-0 with Brann on 30 August and won 2-1 away at Sarpsborg 08 FF on 16 August. On their travels, they have lost to KFUM Oslo and Fredrikstad in August. Sandefjord sit 12th in Eliteserien with 20 points from 19 games, a goal difference of -8 and recent form DDWLL. They are 27 points behind leaders Bodo/Glimt. Bodo/Glimt lost 0-5 to Bayern Munich in the Champions League on 10 September but had previously won 2-1 against Fredrikstad, 4-2 against Rosenborg and 3-0 against NEC Nijmegen at home. Sandefjord have four players sidelined with injuries: Devon Koswal with a meniscus issue, Filip Loftesnes Bjune with a thigh problem, Marcus Melchior with a cruciate ligament injury and Nikolaj Möller with an ankle problem. Loftesnes Bjune and Möller are expected to return on 30 September, while return dates for Koswal and Melchior are unknown. The squad for the match will be named on Saturday evening after the final training session. The head coach has not yet commented on the starting XI but has previously said the aim is to perform better than in the July encounter. The match will be officiated by a referee team from the Norwegian Football Federation. Fans can follow the game live on TV 2 Sport 1 or via their streaming service. After the match, Sandefjord host HamKam on 20 September. Sandefjord will attempt to improve a poor away record against top-four sides this season. Aspmyra Stadium is known for its difficult atmosphere for visiting sides, particularly in autumn months. Bodo/Glimt have not lost at home in Eliteserien since April 2025. Sandefjord’s last three away games against top sides have yielded zero points. The team has scored just five goals on the road in their first eight away matches this season. Squad depth will be tested with several defenders unavailable. The club has long worked on improving transitions and set-piece situations. This could be key against a Bodo/Glimt side that concedes few chances. Players have been instructed to stay disciplined in positional play and to exploit transitions quickly. The aim is to take at least one point from Northern Norway. That would be Sandefjord’s first point against Bodo/Glimt since September 2023. After the match, the injury status and availability for the next round will be updated. Supporters can track the team’s progress on squad and view upcoming fixtures on fixtures.