Bodo/Glimt arrive into this fixture in strong home form, having won four of their last five at Aspmyra. What stands out most in the data, though, is how dominant they have been defensively on their own patch this season, conceding an average of just 0.2 goals per home game and keeping a clean sheet in 75% of those outings. That stingy backline has meant BTTS has not landed once in their home games, sitting well below the league average of 51%.

Brann travel in decent nick with three wins from their last four away days, and their attacking output on the road is genuinely impressive, averaging 3.0 goals per away game. The tension here is that their defence away from home leaks regularly, with a clean sheet rate of just 20%.

This looks like a match where goals are likely, but flowing primarily in one direction. Bodo/Glimt's defensive structure at home is hard to ignore, and the visitors may find it a very different challenge to recent away fixtures.