Bodo/Glimt vs Juventus Prediction & Betting Tips (25 November)

4 days played, only 2 points gleaned, Bodo/Glimt is more than limited in the Champions League this season after having performed well last year in the Europa League, elimination in the semi-final. Two points were shared in the first two days against Slavia Prague 2-2 and Tottenham at home 2-2 followed by two defeats at Galatasaray 3-1 and Monaco 0-1. As for the championship, last weekend, Glimt took to the pitch at KFUM Oslo, with the result to come on the penultimate day. One misstep and the dream of making the three-peet 3 successive titles would go up in smoke. Juventus is sick both in the Champions League and in the championship. Providing consistency under the leadership of Thiago Motta, the ex-Paris SG player was sacked in order to let Igor Tudor take the first team.

The latter, following a series of poor results, was also sacked by the Turin board. In this Champions League, the Old Lady has still not found the path to victory, even losing in Madrid against Real 1-0 and forced to share the points with Dortmund 4-4, Villarreal 2-2 and Sporting 1-1. In the wake of this final draw against the Lisbon Lions, Juventus failed to beat Torino at home in Serie A 0-0. Last weekend, in order to restart the machine, Juve went to the pitch of the very poorly ranked Fiorentina, result to come. 

Barely back from injury against AS Monaco, Jostein Gundersen was sent off against the Monegasques and will serve his red card today. He joins the already well-stocked list of absentees with injuries to holder Haitam Aleesami, Ola Brynhildsen and midfielder Ukrik Saltnes (7 goals, 4 assists in the league this season). The coach will logically be able to use his asset in the Champions League: Jens Hauge (7 goals, 4 assists in the league) author of two goals in the competition but also his asset in the championship: Kasper Hogh (17 goals, 5 assists). There is no stopping the injured players at the Vielle-Dame with the defections of defenders Bremer, Cabal and Lloyd Kelly without forgetting the former Olympique de Marseille striker Milik and the replacement in the hierarchy of goalkeepers : Carlo Pinsoglio.

On the other hand, the Turkish international Yildiz (1 goal, 1 assist in C1), the Serbian international Vlahovic (3 goals in C1), or the former LOSC resident Jonathan David (1 goal, 1 assist in Serie A) will be at the disposal of Luciano Spalletti, appointed new coach. The Habs Khephren Thuram (1 goal, 1 assist in the league) is also operational, as is his compatriot not recalled by Didier Deschamps, Kalulu, without forgetting a certain Francisco Conceicao.