Sandefjord

Sandefjord have a clear points and goal‑difference edge and have beaten Start 3‑0 in the most recent head‑to‑head meeting. Start’s home record is weak and they have been unable to score against Sandefjord this season. While Sandefjord’s away win rate is modest, they are less likely to lose than Start, and a draw remains plausible given both teams’ inconsistent form. This justifies backing Sandefjord or a draw, with an estimated combined probability around 60‑65 %.

Lillestrom hold a nine-point advantage over Sandefjord in the standings and possess a strong away record with five wins in 11 road trips. They also prevailed 3-1 in the reverse league fixture earlier in the season. Sandefjord have won only three of their 11 home fixtures, drawing five, and are missing five players through suspension and injury. Combining Lillestrom to win or draw covers the most likely outcomes given Sandefjord's tendency to draw at home and Lillestrom's consistent away returns.

Rosenborg (draw no bet) — 76% confidence

Rosenborg have built a sturdy home record with seven wins and two draws from 11 matches, outscoring opponents 27 to 13. Sandefjord have found points hard to come by on the road, suffering defeat in seven of their ten away fixtures. Backing Rosenborg with the safety net of a draw refund provides strong value, especially considering Rosenborg have never lost to Sandefjord in four home meetings in the available record.

Rosenborg Over 1.5 Goals — 73% confidence

Rosenborg average 2.5 goals scored per game at home, netting 27 goals in 11 matches and failing to score in only one home fixture this season. Key forward Amin Chiakha has registered 13 goals, ably supported by creator O. Selnaes who has eight assists. Meanwhile, Sandefjord concede 1.7 goals per game on their travels and have kept just a single clean sheet across ten away matches.

These two calls are about different parts of the match (draw no bet and team total goals), so neither one determines the other. The figure shown is the lower of the two — a combo can never be more likely than its weaker leg.

Rosenborg average 2.5 goals scored per game at home, netting 27 goals in 11 matches and failing to score in only one home fixture this season. Key forward Amin Chiakha has registered 13 goals, ably supported by creator O. Selnaes who has eight assists. Meanwhile, Sandefjord concede 1.7 goals per game on their travels and have kept just a single clean sheet across ten away matches.

Rosenborg have built a sturdy home record with seven wins and two draws from 11 matches, outscoring opponents 27 to 13. Sandefjord have found points hard to come by on the road, suffering defeat in seven of their ten away fixtures. Backing Rosenborg with the safety net of a draw refund provides strong value, especially considering Rosenborg have never lost to Sandefjord in four home meetings in the available record.

Sandefjord have displayed overwhelming attacking strength in cup competition, underscored by their 15-0 away victory against Eidanger. Their past head-to-head encounter at Flint resulted in a convincing 5-1 win, while Flint have shown defensive frailties in fixtures where they conceded multiple goals against SF Grei, Lokomotiv Oslo, and IF Ready. The clear gulf in competitive level across all recent fixtures points to Sandefjord securing progression within regular time.

Both teams have established patterns of high-scoring scorelines in cup football. Sandefjord demonstrated their attacking capability with 15 goals against Eidanger and 3 against Start, while also being involved in a five-goal match against Bodo/Glimt. Flint have consistently featured in open encounters, as evidenced by matches finishing 4-3, 5-5, and 1-5 in their recent record. The sole head-to-head meeting between these clubs produced six goals in a 5-1 result. Because the offensive output and defensive vulnerabilities on display point strongly toward a match with multiple goals, the evidence materially supports clearing the 2.5 line rather than settling on the lower 1.5 total.

Start have endured significant difficulties away from home this season, suffering eight defeats in 10 road fixtures and conceding an average of 2.6 goals per game. Sandefjord have been competitive on their own ground, earning points in seven of their 10 home matches with five draws and two victories. With Sandefjord also undefeated at home against Start in all four head-to-head meetings in the data, backing the hosts to win or draw covers the most probable outcomes.

Over 2.5 Goals — 76% confidence

Matches involving Bodo/Glimt regularly deliver high scoring totals, with the hosts averaging 3.1 goals scored per home league fixture and 2.6 goals across all matches this season. Head-to-head history also supports goals, with 70 percent of their last ten meetings exceeding 2.5 total goals and averaging 3.6 goals per game. Sandefjord concede 1.6 goals per away match on average, suggesting Bodo/Glimt have the firepower to push the match total past the line.

Bodo/Glimt to win — 83% confidence

Bodo/Glimt have established an overwhelming advantage in the league table, sitting 27 points ahead of Sandefjord after 19 rounds. At Aspmyra Stadion, they have won eight of nine league matches while conceding only four goals all season. Sandefjord have suffered six defeats in nine away league fixtures, and Bodo/Glimt have claimed victory in eight of their last ten meetings against them, including a 3-0 win earlier in the campaign. Although both squads manage multiple absences, the depth and domestic consistency of the league leaders make a home victory the most probable outcome.

These two calls are about different parts of the match (total goals and match winner), so neither one determines the other. The figure shown is the lower of the two — a combo can never be more likely than its weaker leg.

Bodo/Glimt have established an overwhelming advantage in the league table, sitting 27 points ahead of Sandefjord after 19 rounds. At Aspmyra Stadion, they have won eight of nine league matches while conceding only four goals all season. Sandefjord have suffered six defeats in nine away league fixtures, and Bodo/Glimt have claimed victory in eight of their last ten meetings against them, including a 3-0 win earlier in the campaign. Although both squads manage multiple absences, the depth and domestic consistency of the league leaders make a home victory the most probable outcome.

Matches involving Bodo/Glimt regularly deliver high scoring totals, with the hosts averaging 3.1 goals scored per home league fixture and 2.6 goals across all matches this season. Head-to-head history also supports goals, with 70 percent of their last ten meetings exceeding 2.5 total goals and averaging 3.6 goals per game. Sandefjord concede 1.6 goals per away match on average, suggesting Bodo/Glimt have the firepower to push the match total past the line.

Viking have accumulated 43 points from 18 league games compared to Sandefjord's 19 points, losing just three times all season. The head-to-head record also strongly favours the away side, with Viking winning eight and drawing one of the past ten encounters against Sandefjord. Sandefjord have managed just two wins in nine home matches, scoring only six goals on home soil, which makes Viking heavily favoured to avoid defeat.

Brann boast one of the most prolific away attacks in the league, averaging 2.4 goals per match on their travels and failing to score in zero away games this season. Sandefjord have struggled for goals at home, averaging only 0.8 goals per match and failing to score in four of eight home fixtures. Given the historical prevalence of draws at this venue (three of the last four meetings finished level), the double chance covering Brann or a draw provides strong probabilistic support.