Rosenborg extends unbeaten run

The latest Trøndelag / Trondheim news from the past 48 hours: Rosenborg BK signed a sixth consecutive unbeaten league run with an away victory in which both of its strikers scored. In culture, the group D.D.E. filled Spektrum arena. On the political front, KrF leader Dag Inge Ulstein returns for the first time to his trip to Snåsa and his meeting with Joralf Gjerstad.

Trøndelag news: Rosenborg extends unbeaten run to six matches

The Trondheim club won away in the weekend match, powered by its two strikers, who each scored a goal (NRK Trøndelag / Trondheim). The visitors applied plenty of pressure and missed big chances before the match turned.

The deadlock was broken in the 69th minute with an own goal by Luc Mares. Marcus Sandberg had just made a spectacular save in front of HamKam's goal, and the pressured defender nudged the ball into his own net. The opening goal freed Rosenborg, who extended the lead to 2-0 five minutes later: Amin Chiakha finished off a pass from winger Emil Konradsen Ceïde, who was very active throughout the match. Ceïde himself scored the 3-0 in the 88th minute, putting an end to the suspense (NRK Trøndelag / Trondheim).

Rosenborg now has six league matches without defeat. Under Alexandersson as head coach, the run shows ten wins and one draw, according to figures cited by NRK Trøndelag / Trondheim. Adresseavisen published an episode of the Iverspod podcast on Saturday 24 October in the evening, which argues that Rosenborg now faces the same difficulties as Glimt. The regional newspaper also devoted several articles to the club in its weekend editions.

Culture: D.D.E. welcomed by a “storm of cheers” at Spektrum

Adresseavisen ran the headline “stormende jubel” — a thunderous ovation — for D.D.E.'s concert at Spektrum, in an article posted on Saturday 24 October at 21h (Adresseavisen). The group, a fixture of the Trøndelag music scene, filled the arena. The newspaper gives no attendance figure in the edition consulted.

That same evening, Adresseavisen posted several other regional stories, including a report on a fence collapsing (published at 17h) and an article titled “Vi er langt fra ferdige” (“We are far from finished”), published at 19h.

Politics: Dag Inge Ulstein recounts his trip to the “Snåsamann”

In the “Drivkraft” programme on NRK P2, hosted by Vegard Larsen, KrF leader Dag Inge Ulstein speaks openly for the first time about his drive to Snåsa and his meeting with Joralf Gjerstad, better known as “Snåsamannen” (NRK Trøndelag / Trondheim). Gjerstad died in 2021. For years, thousands of Norwegians travelled to his home to receive a blessing in difficult life situations.

In 2008, Ulstein's brother-in-law and close colleague Svein was diagnosed with serious cancer. The family was going through a deep crisis that also tested the politician's faith. “I was really angry with God,” he says in the programme (NRK Trøndelag / Trondheim).

In 2010, Joralf Gjerstad told the newspaper VG that no home in the country had received as many private visits as his, “day after day, year after year.” NRK presents the interview as Ulstein's first public comment on this episode.

📌 Local briefs

At Salsbruket in Nærøysund municipality, a man in his sixties fell into the water after his canoe capsized a few hundred metres from the shore. Local firefighters used a boat to retrieve him. Shortly before 15h, police said he had been pulled out of the water and was in good condition, according to Trøndelag police district operations officer Kirsten Haugen Bergstrøm (NRK Trøndelag / Trondheim).

On county road 714 in Orkland municipality, a driver died at the wheel on Wednesday. The vehicle, carrying two people, hit a crash barrier and then the tunnel wall before continuing to travel at very low speed for about 17 minutes until it was physically stopped by the first emergency responders. First aid could not save the driver; an autopsy was requested (NRK Trøndelag / Trondheim).

In Verdal, the investigation into the fire that broke out during the night of 6 to 7 January in a house in Vinne continues. Firefighters Roger Kvello Hansen (51) and Geir Otto Lein Johnson (58) died from carbon monoxide poisoning. An expert report considers it likely that they fell to the basement via the stairs. The owner remains implicated, but suspicions against him have weakened (NRK Trøndelag / Trondheim).

Adresseavisen also reports, in an article from 24 October at 19h, threats involving an American-style punch and blows to minor boys, with no further details available in the edition consulted (Adresseavisen).

Sources: NRK Trøndelag / Trondheim, Adresseavisen, The Local Norway — Period: 24 October 2026 and 25 October 2026