Bodo/Glimt dey set to welcome HamKam for Aspmyra Stadion on Wednesday, 22 July, and the odds dey show say home team go carry the day. According to betting analysis, Bodo/Glimt get strong chance to win by at least three goals, with Asian Handicap option at odds of -111.
Bodo/Glimt just beat Fredrikstad 1-0 for their last match, their third straight Eliteserien home win. The Gleam get five shots on target and 67% possession, with Ole Blomberg scoring the winner before half-time.
HamKam, on the other hand, lose 4-1 to Tromso for their last game. Thomas Myhre side get only 37% possession and two shots on goal, while Mame Alassane Niang score the only goal.
History dey favour Bodo/Glimt: them don win three consecutive matches against HamKam. Their last clash end 3-1 for Briskeby. For the last 8 head-to-head matches, Bodo/Glimt get five wins, HamKam one win, and two draws.
Kasper Waarts Hoegh lead Bodo/Glimt with 7 goals, while Haakon Evjen and Andreas Helmersen get 5 and 3 respectively. Hoegh also get the most assists with 3. For HamKam, Mame Alassane Niang be top scorer with 5 goals, Henrik Udahl get 4, and Aksel Baran Potur get 3. Patrick Metcalfe get 3 assists for the last 10 games.
Bodo/Glimt go likely line up with 4-3-3: Nikita Haikin for goal; Fredrik Sjoevold, Odin Luraas Bjoertuft, Haitam Aleesami, Fredrik Andre Bjoerkan; Haakon Evjen, Patrick Berg, Ulrik Saltnes; Ole Blomberg, Andreas Helmersen, Ola Brynhildsen.
HamKam expected line up with 3-5-2: Marcus Sandberg for goal; Snorre Nilsen, Fredrik Sjoelstad, Ethan Amundsen-Day; Patrick Metcalfe, Aksel Baran Potur, Luc Mares, William Osnes-Ringen, Anton Ekeroth; Julian Bakkeli Gonstad, Henrik Udahl.
According to Sports Mole, Bodo/Glimt come into the game unbeaten for their last six league matches. No other team score more than their 31 goals, and the 11 goals them concede be the least for any club. Them only lose one home game this season, a 1-0 defeat to Molde for May.
Bodo/Glimt also get strong record against HamKam, losing only once for their last 19 meetings across all competitions. HamKam, however, no win for their last three games and don’t beat Bodo/Glimt away since 2004.
Injury reports say August Mikkelsen and Magnus Riisnaes go miss the game for Bodo/Glimt. Patrick Berg and Jens Petter Hauge fit after returning from 2026 World Cup. HamKam get full squad, but go likely make changes after their loss to Tromso. Henrik Udahl fit replace David Benjamin up front.
The odds dey show Bodo/Glimt as huge -1000 favourites, meaning 91% probability to win. HamKam dey at +1700. For half-time, Bodo/Glimt at -286, draw at +280, HamKam at +950.
Correct score prediction na 4-0 for Bodo/Glimt at +550. For corners, HamKam over 3.5 corners at -120 get value. Bet builder options dey available for fans wey want tailor their same-game multi.
Bodo/Glimt get three straight wins at Aspmyra Stadion, while HamKam no win for their last seven away games. When the teams meet for Aspmyra before, Bodo/Glimt win 3-0. For the last 4 H2H matches for Aspmyra, Bodo/Glimt get three wins and one draw.
