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Top pick Start 44%, Over 2.5 goals 62%. Free match analysis, team stats and betting tips for Eliteserien.

Eliteserien Standings

Current league table

#	Team	P	GD	Pts
1	Viking	21	+34	50
2	Bodo/Glimt	21	+34	50
3	Tromso	21	+11	38
4	Molde	21	+12	36
5	Rosenborg	21	+9	33
6	Lillestrom	21	-1	32
7	Brann	21	+7	29
8	Fredrikstad	21	-7	28
9	Sarpsborg 08 FF	21	-5	25
10	KFUM Oslo	21	-10	25
11	Sandefjord	21	-6	23
12	Valerenga	21	-9	23
13	Ham-Kam	21	-15	23
14	Aalesund	21	-13	21
15	Kristiansund BK	21	-19	19
16	Start	21	-22	16

Playing Style Analysis

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A team that prefers to sit back with 42% average possession. They've won 3 games despite having less possession, showing they're effective without the ball. A concerning pattern: they've lost 3 games despite leading at the break. They've struggled to protect leads, dropping 16 points from winning positions Additionally, They generate volume but can be wasteful, with only 27% of attempts on target. As a lower-table side (16th), they'll need to be disciplined against a top-6 opponent.

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a team that prefers to sit back with 42% average possession

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•a team that prefers to sit back with 42% average possession.
•They've won 3 games despite having less possession, showing they're effective without the ball.
•A concerning pattern: they've lost 3 games despite leading at the break.
•They've struggled to protect leads, dropping 16 points from winning positions.
•They generate volume but can be wasteful, with only 27% of attempts on target.
•As a lower-table side (16th), they'll need to be disciplined against a top-6 opponent.

Lillestrom

They maintain balanced possession (51%). They've proven effective without the ball, winning 4 games with less possession. However, they've lost 6 games despite having more possession, suggesting they struggle to convert dominance into results Additionally, Their ability to recover is valuable: 6 points gained after falling behind. They're mentally resilient, gaining significantly more points from losing positions than they drop from winning ones.

Lillestrom

They maintain balanced possession (51%)

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•They maintain balanced possession (51%).
•They've proven effective without the ball, winning 4 games with less possession.
•However, they've lost 6 games despite having more possession, suggesting they struggle to convert dominance into results.
•Their ability to recover is valuable: 6 points gained after falling behind.
•They're mentally resilient, gaining significantly more points from losing positions than they drop from winning ones.