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Haslum, Runar, Halden, BSK, Fyllingen - those teams have a similar game style, fast rhythm first of all. With good offenses and well-played actions, that brings more goals. Of course, with oscillations that depend on the opponents' defenses.
So, here we have two of the best three offenses of the league. Haslum score 28.5 per game, Runar 29. They're the third and the first offense of the league, only six goals apart. Haslum are better because of the better defense and two great goalies, which definitely isn't the case with Runar - only Stord and Viking conceded more than them, and those two will probably get eliminated. Zanotti started focusing the game on the goal more lately because it became clear to him that he won't be winning the games with his defense. That's not an issue because Perez is in top shape. No need to play clever. The ball makes two rounds, perhaps, gets to Perez who feigns defense and then assists. Lately, most ofte nto Kapular who's strong. If that doesn't work, then Pavlovics and Nilsson can solve the things from the outside. Their defense were very bad so far. They only played well against BSK, but I don't know what was wrong with BSK in that game. They were cemented. They did the same against Fyllingen who scored 30. Even with those 30 conceded, the goalie Risoy was named the best Runar player in that match. Probably because he "only" conceded 13 in the second half-time, progress compared to 17 in the first. As for the statistics, Haslum and this margin are at 4/12, Runar at 8/12, 5 of which in the last 6. If BSK didn't have one of those days, even that would go over. The statistics aren't as important as Runar's game. If Haslum score 30, which I'm sure they will, this will be a success. The way I'm thinking, this should get closer to 60. Runar can score 25 to make it enough, and that seems likely to happen considering they scored under that only twice.
The first match ended at 52, which is why this margin is suggested, but Runar played an awful second half-time then, scoring 8, and that was thanks to themselves, not Haslum. There's no way they'll do that again today because they looked lifeless in that game, and Zanotti gave them a lesson afterwards. I don't think they will do the same today.
The last reason, not less important, is that both teams played only two days ago. They didn't have much time to get ready, especially the defense. I don't think they were able to do anything well, other than a regenerative practice.