Lillestrøm SK is strongly critical of the NFF's decision to reschedule matches to give Bodø/Glimt better conditions in Europe. The club believes that this undermines the foundation for a predictable and well-functioning Norwegian football. LSK's director, Jan-Tore Pedersen, states that the club is concerned about the consequences of match rescheduling, which can lead to teams having to plan again and again. This can be difficult for both clubs and supporters. LSK also points out that organizing an Eliteserien match requires hundreds of volunteer hours and planning well in advance. When match dates are changed at short notice, a whole apparatus has to start planning again. Lillestrøm SK believes that the football association, Norsk Toppfotball, and the clubs together must ensure a stable schedule where consideration for equal competition conditions, supporter community, volunteerism, and audience experience weighs heavier than it does today. Other clubs, such as Viking, have also expressed criticism of match rescheduling. Viking captain Zlatko Tripic told TV 2 that it has become too much accommodation for Bodø/Glimt. Glimt coach Kjetil Knutsen understands the frustration, but believes that Norwegian football is happy to see Norwegian teams doing well in Europe. He hopes that they can find solutions together. Lillestrøm SK's home match against Kristiansund in the 2nd round was also rescheduled because LSK will meet Glimt in the NM quarterfinals. This shows that match rescheduling can have consequences for more teams than just Bodø/Glimt. LSK's director, Jan-Tore Pedersen, states that the club will work to find a solution that works for all parties. Lillestrøm SK will also work to ensure that supporters get a good experience, regardless of when the matches are played. The club believes that this is important to maintain a good atmosphere at the stadium and to ensure that supporters feel heard. Lillestrøm SK's criticism of the NFF's decision to reschedule matches is part of a larger debate about how Norwegian football should be organized. The club believes that it is important to find a balance between giving teams good conditions in Europe and ensuring that domestic tournaments get the attention they deserve.