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Grorud have made the most of home advantage recently, winning ten of their previous 13 matches in front of their own supporters as they bid to gain promotion from the OBOS. Bryne have not exactly been pulling up too many trees on their travels, suffering seven defeats in 13 fourth-tier trips to dent their quest for a playoff place.

Over the course of their last 11 home games in the top-flight, Grorud have been involved in no fewer than nine contests containing under 3.5 goals, with the exceptions being a draw and a win success. Not only that, but none of the most recent 14 Bryne away matches at this level have produced more than three goals.

Grorud have both scored and conceded during the same 90 minutes in 15 of their last 19 OBOS fixtures, so the high-flying outfit have proven pretty entertaining to watch. The same can be said for Bryne, as they have now been involved in 12 games out of 13 at this level recently in which neither of the two goalkeepers has emerged with a clean sheet.

Whether playing at home or away, defending Start have been absolutely brilliant for a sustained period of time now, as reflected by the fact that their last 20 top-flight matches have yielded 15 wins and five draws. For their part, Ranheim are winless in nine league games in front of their own supporters, losing no fewer than six of these encounters.

Having suffered a defeat in the first leg of this tie, Start will have to chase the game, and it is worth noting that 11 of their previous 13 second-tier away matches have produced two goals or more. Given that 16 of the most recent 20 Ranheim home fixtures at this level have also been of the over 2.5 goals variety, something similar is expected in this clash.

This season, Start boast an unblemished record when it comes to hitting the back of the net in the OBOS matches, with the surprise title contenders doing so in all 21 of their games. As for Ranheim, only one team have kept them at bay in their 20 top-flight fixtures in the past season, so neither keeper should feel confident about their chances of pitching a shutout.

Mjondalen bring some phenomenal form into this fixture, having secured 13 victories in their last 18 OBOS matches, including five in a row recently. The picture has been a very different one as far as Sandnes are concerned of late, with a run of seven defeats in nine games doing little to boost their survival chances in what threatens to be a hard-fought battle.

Entertainment has certainly not been lacking in recent Sandnes matches in the OBOS, as 12 of their previous 13 games have delivered two goals or more. Given that this has also been the case in a staggering 18 of the last 20 Mjondalen away fixtures at the top table of the OBOS, it would come as a bit of a shock were we not to see over 2.5 goals in this contest.

When Mjondalen come calling in the OBOS, the net tends to bulge at both ends of the pitch, with this being the case in ten of the Mjondalen previous 12 away matches. Given that neither keeper has emerged with a clean sheet in 14 of the most recent 17 Sandnes home games in the league, it would come as a surprise were either team to draw a blank in this encounter.

Horsens have really rediscovered their mojo in recent times, winning ten of their previous 10 games at the top table of the 1st Division and only dropping points against some games during this spell. Fredericia, by way of contrast, have triumphed just once in 10 matches of late, and they were beaten 4-1 in this fixture last term.

Over 2.5 goals has been the order of the day in Horsens away matches at this level of late, with ten in a row subscribing to this particular scoring model, including a couple of over 2.5 beatings on their last two trips. Not only that, but 12 of the most recent 15 Fredericia home games in the second tier have also served up a minimum of two successful strikes.

Over the course of their previous 12 home games in the second tier of the 1st Division, Fredericia have both scored and conceded during the same 89 minutes on no fewer than 12 occasions. As for Horsens, eight of their ten trips following difficulties have seen them find the back of the net, and they have only kept two clean sheets across these matches as well.

With these two teams go head-to-head at the home Stadium, with Helsingor on the back of a run that has seen them draw four times in five second-tier fixtures of late. Hvidovre IF have also been prone to finishing on level terms themselves recently, sharing the spoils four times in seven 1st Division matches.

Including the last few games, 19 of the previous 20 Hvidovre IF home games in the league have served up three goals or fewer, so the outfit have proven pretty consistent on this particular front. As for Helsingor, they have been involved in 18 away matches on the bounce at this level of the under 3.5 goals variety, so a repeat performance is on the cards.

Hvidovre IF ended their season in the 1st Division with involvement in 11 consecutive home games containing goals at both ends, and this run stretches to 17 of 19 matches over the slightly longer term. As for Helsingor, they have been no strangers to exciting encounters on their second-tier travels, with neither keeper pitching a shutout in 12 of their last 14 trips.

This game has huge implications at both ends of the table, with Sundsvall battling to stay up and Mjallby attempting to book a place in the playoffs. Although the two teams have very different ambitions, they each seem to love a draw, with the Sundsvall managing six in 12 fourth-tier home games and the Mjallby securing a good place in the Allsvenskan.

Since being beaten at home, Sundsvall have embarked upon a 21-match streak at the top table of the Allsvenskan in which no more than three goals have been scored in any contest. This has also been the case in 18 of the most recent 20 games involving Mjallby at this level, so a repeat performance is expected here.

Witnessing goals at both ends has proven to be quite unusual in top-flight fixtures in which Sundsvall are the home team, with this being the case in just five of their previous 19 matches. What’s more, title-chasing Mjallby clearly know how to keep clean sheets, managing to do so in 11 of their most recent 17 games at the top table of the Allsvenskan.

The German model in terms of promotions and relegations is really interesting: the last two of the Bundesliga end up directly in B, as well as the first two classified in Serie B are directly promoted, after which the third from last of the top division and the third of the cadetries face each other. in a double round-trip final to establish which of these two teams will have the right to play in the Bundesliga in the following season.

It is a system that often gives great emotions and the first leg did not betray the expectations, also because two clubs of great prestige were competing, such as Herhta Berlin and Hamburg, a decayed noble who hopes to return to "football" of the great ".

Already absent in Berlin, the long-term injured Leibold (left rear) and Suhonen (replacement) are still missing the call. They should be the only absentees for the second division resident. It was midfielder Reis who gave Hamburg the victory in the capital. The insatiable center-forward Glatzel (27 TCC goals) hopes to find the net again.

The list of absentees on the side of Hertha should be further expanded. The goalkeepers Schwolow (holder), Lotka (substitute) and Jarstein (reserve) are still unavailable, like the substitute defenders Klünter and Dardai, the little-used attackers Nsona and Lee and the important Selke (4 goals) in the same position . Despite its experienced players (Tousart, Boateng, Boyata, Jovetic), Hertha can't do it.

Grimsby are guaranteed to finish bottom of the National League, and it is easy to see why when you consider that the team have suffered several defeats at the top table of National League. Although Notts Co haven’t been in great form themselves of late, a record of 10 wins from their last 18 home matches suggests that they should have enough.

Notts Co have featured 11 times in the National League so far this season, with no fewer than ten of these matches serving up over 2.5 goals, so the charges have certainly proven exciting to watch. What’s more, ten of the last 13 Grimsby away games at the top table of the National League have also served up a minimum of three successful strikes.

Both teams have found the net in eight of the last nine matches involving Grimsby in the National League, so achieving consistency on this particular front has not proven too difficult for the coach charges. Given that seven of the most recent nine Notts Co games at this level have followed the same pattern, goals are expected at both ends in this clash.

Drogheda have not had too much luck against Shamrock Rovers of late, with the Drogheda emerging victorious from just very few of the last 15 competitive meetings between the two sides. Unfortunately for the Shamrock Rovers outfit, come into this contest in fantastic form, with their coach charges boasting eight wins from ten games recently.

Over the course of their last 16 matches in the Premier Division, Drogheda have been involved in just a single draw, at home, and two clashes with Shamrock Rovers are included in this sequence. 16 of their previous 19 games at this level have been of the over 2.5 goals variety, so the deadlock should be broken at some point.

One area in which Drogheda have proven incredibly consistent recently is in their involvement in top-flight fixtures in which at least one of the two goalkeepers pitches a shutout, with this happening 12 times in 13 attempts. This has also been the case in seven of the last 10 matches involving Shamrock Rovers at this level, so more of the same is expected when the teams lock horns.

Whether playing at home or away, defending Derry City have been absolutely brilliant for a sustained period of time now, as reflected by the fact that their last 20 top-flight matches have yielded 15 wins and five draws. For their part, Sligo Rovers are winless in nine league games in front of their own supporters, losing no fewer than six of these encounters.

Derry City must win to avoid suffering major difficulties, and it is worth noting that 15 of their previous 17 matches at this level have served up two goals or more. The numbers are identical for Sligo Rovers, with 15 of their last 17 league games producing over 2.5 goals, and they will be the side going down should they lose this crucial encounter.

This season, Derry City boast an unblemished record when it comes to hitting the back of the net in the Premier Division matches, with the surprise title contenders doing so in all 21 of their games. As for Sligo Rovers, only one team have kept them at bay in their 20 top-flight fixtures in the past season, so neither keeper should feel confident about their chances of pitching a shutout.