Lillestrom – Odd Prediction & Picks (10.06.2018)

Lillestrom and Odd meet at the Åråsen Stadion in Kjeller in a match for the 13th round of the Norwegian first division. The history of direct confrontations between the two teams favors Odd: in the last 36 matches for the championship, the Odd won 15 wins, 8 draws and 13 defeats. In the last match in this stadium, Odd beat Lillestrón by 0-1.

Lillestrøm SK:

Lillestrom come into this game with a win over Brann, 4-1, in a match for the Norwegian Cup. However, it must be emphasized that the locals no longer win three games for the championship, being that in the last match they lost to Valerenga, 1-0. In this moment the local set occupies the 13th position of the championship, with 11 points, consequence of 3 wins, 2 draws and 7 losses.

In the 5 games played in their stadium the team led by Arne Erlandsen scored an average of 1 goal and suffered 0.8 goals per game, showing gaps in the offensive sector. It is important to note that 80% of the matches in this stadium ended with less than 2.5 goals.

In addition, the period in which the Lillestrom scored more goals has been between 31 ‘and 45’, when he scored 2 goals and suffered none. It should be noted that the locals managed to open the score 4 times in this condition and in 2 of these games was winning at the end of the 90 ‘. Olsen is one of the best scorers of this team, with 3 goals scored.

Odds BK:

The Odd comes to this game with a defeat in a shoot-out on penalties against Rosenborg, placing an end to the participation in the Norwegian Cup. In the last match for the championship, the visitors lost against Kristiansund, by 1-2. At this moment the Odd occupies the 9th position of the Norwegian championship, with 16 points, the result of 5 wins, 1 draw and 6 losses.

As for goals away from home, the team led by Dag-Eilev Fagermo scored an average of 0.8 goals and suffered 2 goals per game, showing serious weaknesses in both sectors. It is important to note that 80% of the games in this condition ended with more than two goals in the final score.

In addition, the foreign team opened the scoring in 4 of the 5 matches played in the opponent’s field, but in only 1 of these matches did the winner come out at the end of the 90 ‘. It should be noted that the worst period of the team away from home is between 61 ‘and 75’: 5 goals suffered and no marking.