Malmö have been looking great recently. They were criticised for some below par play in the first third of the season but they are now showing their quality and class. This is a team starting to fire both domestically and in Europe and it looks like a good time to be siding with them. The squad is loaded with depth, and key players such as Hugo Bolin and Otto Rosengren are in excellent form.

Brommapojkarna have given Malmö some tough issues in the last couple of years, but they are at a stage where they are focused and know they can’t drop points in their pursuit of the championship. They should get the job done and backing them to win is the first bet in the game at 1.95.

Sandefjord have a 100% home record and have been absolutely brilliant here in front of their own fans. They need to be backed in some form and the best option is to take them in the draw double chance market at 1.30.

These are short odds but Sarpsborg are rarely beaten and merit respect. Truth be told, there is probably a good chance of a draw here, but Sandefjord must be given the slight edge based on their sublime home record. 

These are the two teams which concede the most goals in the league (2.25 and 1.81 respectively per game). Degerfors have averaged 3.6 goals per game in total in the last five games, seeing at least three goals in each game, while Norrköping are averaging 2.8 total goals in the same amount of matches.

We rarely see a dull encounter when these two are involved, and considering the goalscoring potential in this Norrköping team, combined with the frailty of Degerfors, over 2.5 goals at 1.65 is too appealing to pass up.

One area to attack is the Bodo/Glimt individual team total over 2.5 goals. Glimt have the best average xG per game in the Eliteserien (2.08) and have racked up 32 goals in 14 fixtures.

Kjetil Knutsen’s men have scored at least three goals in six fixtures this season and have netted 18 times in seven home games. Valerenga have faced two sides away from home inside the top half of the table and lost on both occasions, 1-2 v Tromso and then Sandefjord. This is a step up in class and Bodo/Glimt are very capable of hitting them for at least three goals.