Tromso have won three of their last five home league games – all with at least three goals
KFUM have lost their last two league matches and conceded multiple goals in each of their last four
Lasse Nordas has scored three goals in his last four starts for Tromso
Trust Tromso to take the points
KFUM make the 700-mile plus trip to Tromso in search of a win to break a disappointing five-game sequence that has seen them fall into the bottom half of the table.
They will face a Tromso side that have also been underperforming, although the signs of recovery have begun to come for boss Jorgen Vik.
The Boys finished third in the Eliteserien in 2023 and have a Europa Conference League qualifying campaign starting in the next few weeks.
KFUM’s winless run to continue
But they have struggled in the first half of the campaign and remain two points and two places behind KFUM ahead of this clash.
Vik’s young side are wildly inconsistent at home and somehow managed to lose to mid-table Lillestrom a week after they thrashed Europe-chasing Fredrikstad 3-0 at Romssa Arena.
But they should have enough quality and freshness in their ranks to see off a KFUM side that have lost their last two and appear not to know where their next win is coming from.
Predictions:Tromso to Win and Over 2.5 Match Goals Tromso 3-0 Lasse Nordas To Score Anytime
