Fredrikstad head into this one in decent shape, picking up back-to-back wins before a draw in their last outing, and their home record this season has been notably open. They have conceded in every single home game so far, with BTTS landing at 100% compared to the league average of 55%. They are scoring freely too, averaging two goals per home game, suggesting their end of the pitch tends to produce.

Viking arrive as the stronger-looking side on paper, sitting third and having won three of their last four on the road. Their away games have been tighter affairs though, with a 50% clean sheet rate and an average of just one goal scored per away match. They are capable of keeping things locked down when needed.

With no head-to-head history to lean on, this is a genuine unknown, but the combination of Fredrikstad's leaky home defensive record and Viking's measured away approach makes this feel closer than a third versus fifth matchup might imply. The visitor angle looks interesting here.