Viking

Viking hold a flawless home record in the league with 11 wins from 11 fixtures, scoring 41 goals in that span. Tromso have won four of their 11 away games and conceded 21 goals on the road. While Viking carry multiple injuries and Tromso have held them to five draws across their previous ten meetings, backing the home side to avoid defeat provides strong coverage against a capable top-four visitor.

High goal counts have defined matches involving these teams. Viking average 3.7 goals scored per home match, while Tromso concede 1.9 goals per away fixture and score 1.8 themselves. Head-to-head history reinforces this expectation, with the last ten meetings producing an average of 3.6 goals and 60 percent surpassing the 2.5 goal mark.

Viking or Draw — 78% confidence

Viking hold a flawless home record in the league with 11 wins from 11 fixtures, scoring 41 goals in that span. Tromso have won four of their 11 away games and conceded 21 goals on the road. While Viking carry multiple injuries and Tromso have held them to five draws across their previous ten meetings, backing the home side to avoid defeat provides strong coverage against a capable top-four visitor.

Over 2.5 Goals — 74% confidence

High goal counts have defined matches involving these teams. Viking average 3.7 goals scored per home match, while Tromso concede 1.9 goals per away fixture and score 1.8 themselves. Head-to-head history reinforces this expectation, with the last ten meetings producing an average of 3.6 goals and 60 percent surpassing the 2.5 goal mark.

These two calls are about different parts of the match (double chance and 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.

Both teams found the net in eight of the previous ten encounters between Viking and Tromso, including a 4-4 draw in 2025. Despite their winning record at home, Viking have registered only 3 clean sheets in 11 home league games. Tromso have scored in 8 of their 11 away matches, making goals for both sides a probable scenario.

Villa’s unbeaten run, six‑goal home average and zero goals conceded at home contrast sharply with Viking’s low away scoring rate and higher concession rate. Even after accounting for Villa’s injury list, their recent form (WW) and superior goal difference (+7) indicate a clear advantage. Viking’s recent away results show limited firepower, making a Villa win the most probable single outcome.

Villa’s combined home scoring average (6) and Viking’s overall goal average (2.3) suggest a high‑scoring encounter. Recent matches for both clubs have regularly exceeded three goals, and Villa’s missing goalkeeper further raises the chance of conceding. These factors together point to a strong likelihood of three or more goals, while the evidence for a fourth goal is less compelling, making Over 2.5 the most justified line.

Viking present an overwhelming advantage across venue form, league standing, and head-to-head record. They have won 10 out of 10 home league matches this season, scoring at an average rate of 3.8 goals per game behind the creative output of Z. Tripic with 19 assists and P. Christiansen with 12 goals. Fredrikstad have lost six of their 11 away games, conceding 1.9 goals per match and failing to score on four trips. Coupled with Viking winning the last four direct meetings, the host victory represents the most probable outcome.

Over 2.5 Goals — 76% confidence

Bayern average five goals at home while Viking average two per game and concede more than one per match. Combined, the expected goal tally exceeds the 2.5 threshold, making an over‑2.5 outcome likely.

Bayern München or Draw — 88% confidence

Bayern’s five‑goal home win and zero goals conceded show a clear advantage. Viking’s injuries to several starters and a defence that has not kept a clean sheet further tilt the balance. Even if Bayern drop points, a draw remains plausible, making the away‑or‑draw double chance the safest high‑probability option.

These two calls are about different parts of the match (total goals and double chance), 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.

Bayern have kept a clean sheet in their only group fixture and have not yet allowed a goal away from home. Viking have struggled defensively and are missing key players, reducing the chance they will score against a disciplined Bayern defence.

Bayern’s five‑goal home win and zero goals conceded show a clear advantage. Viking’s injuries to several starters and a defence that has not kept a clean sheet further tilt the balance. Even if Bayern drop points, a draw remains plausible, making the away‑or‑draw double chance the safest high‑probability option.

Viking have lost only three of their 21 league fixtures this season while accumulating 50 points. They possess the division's most prolific attack with 54 goals scored and have avoided defeat in eight of their last nine matches against Brann across all competitions. Brann have suffered ten defeats in 21 league matches and enter this contest missing suspended defender K. M. Ingason alongside several injured squad members, giving the league leaders a solid foundation to secure at least a point on the road.

Both teams bring substantial scoring records into this fixture. Viking have seen at least three goals in four of their last five matches, averaging over three goals scored per match across that span with scorelines such as 8-1, 3-0, and 3-1. Madla have also been highly productive in attack, scoring in each of their last five games and registering four or more goals in three of those fixtures. Given the attacking output of both sides in recent games and in their cup fixtures to date, the match is well positioned to clear the 2.5 total goal line.

Viking have maintained a perfect home record in the league, winning all nine matches at home with an average of 3.9 goals scored per game. They sit 15 points ahead of Lillestrom in the standings and defeated them 2-1 on the road in their previous league meeting in July. Lillestrom will also miss the suspended F. Gulbrandsen, reducing their attacking options against a host side that has produced 51 goals in 20 league games.

Viking have a spotless home record in the league with eight wins from eight games, averaging 3.4 goals scored per match in front of their supporters. Kristiansund BK have lost seven of their ten away league fixtures, failing to keep a single clean sheet on the road. Furthermore, Viking have won each of the last six head-to-head meetings between the two clubs and all five played at home. The strong contrast in venue form and historical dominance makes a home win the most probable outcome.

Both teams enter this fixture with strong scoring trends and frequent defensive lapses. Stuttgart have produced over 2.5 goals in four of their last five matches, scoring four times against both 1. FC Koln and Hansa Rostock while conceding five to Bayern Munich. Viking have seen four of their last five fixtures produce three or more goals, maintaining a 2.5 goal-per-game average across recent outings while failing to keep a single clean sheet.

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.

Viking have consistently produced strong attacking outputs, scoring multiple goals in four of their last five matches against high-level opponents such as Dinamo Zagreb and Sarpsborg. While Brodd have found the net in each of their last five games, the vast gap in competition level demonstrated by Viking recent schedule makes the away victory the most probable outcome. Additionally, Viking last five matches have all produced three or more total goals, supporting an open and high-scoring affair.

Viking to win — 84% confidence

Viking hold a decisive multi-signal advantage that justifies a straight match winner selection even under strict risk criteria. The hosts boast a 100% home record in league play with seven wins from seven games and a +17 home goal difference (25 scored, 8 conceded). Aalesund sit in the relegation zone in 15th place with only two wins all season and have failed to keep a single clean sheet in 17 league matches.

Over 2.5 Goals — 80% confidence

Both teams consistently participate in open, high-scoring contests. Viking average 3.6 goals scored per home league match, while Aalesund concede an average of 2.1 goals per away match and 2.4 goals overall. Additionally, 60% of their last 10 head-to-head fixtures have exceeded 2.5 goals, with the league average standing at 3.05 goals per game.

These two calls are about different parts of the match (match winner and 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.

Despite their defensive struggles, Aalesund have scored 27 goals in 17 matches (1.6 per game) and found the net in each of their last five matches across all competitions, including the 1-1 reverse fixture against Viking. Viking have conceded in five of their seven home league games, keeping only two clean sheets at home, while 70% of the last 10 head-to-head meetings have seen both sides score.

Both teams consistently participate in open, high-scoring contests. Viking average 3.6 goals scored per home league match, while Aalesund concede an average of 2.1 goals per away match and 2.4 goals overall. Additionally, 60% of their last 10 head-to-head fixtures have exceeded 2.5 goals, with the league average standing at 3.05 goals per game.

Viking hold a decisive multi-signal advantage that justifies a straight match winner selection even under strict risk criteria. The hosts boast a 100% home record in league play with seven wins from seven games and a +17 home goal difference (25 scored, 8 conceded). Aalesund sit in the relegation zone in 15th place with only two wins all season and have failed to keep a single clean sheet in 17 league matches.

Dinamo Zagreb remain unbeaten in their five competition fixtures with three wins and two draws, averaging 2.6 goals scored per game. In contrast, Viking face defensive disruption with five players sidelined by injury (A. Baertelsen, V. Berisha, M. Roseth, A. Cosic, and N. D'Agostino). Backing Dinamo Zagreb to win or draw provides strong coverage against a high-scoring second leg.