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Tromso
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Tromso host Valerenga at Romssa Arena in this Eliteserien Round 13 clash, with the home side carrying a significant advantage in both league position and recent form.
Sitting second in the table with 25 points, Tromso have been one of the division's most consistent sides, earning 1.92 points per game. Valerenga, by contrast, sit ninth with just 14 points and a negative goal difference, struggling particularly on the road where they have won just once in five away outings. The seven-place gap and 0.65 PPG differential firmly favour the hosts.
Tromso's injury list includes J. Grundt (foot), V. Ekblom (groin), and A. Thongla-Iad Warneryd (suspension), though the squad has had 16 days of rest since their last outing. Valerenga carry their own absentees in M. Ofkir (knee) and O. Saeter, and face a slightly busier schedule with a friendly also in the window.
The combined goals-per-game figure of 2.56 suggests a moderately open contest, but Tromso's defensive solidity at home — conceding just six in five home games — should keep things controlled. A Tromso home win is the clear call here.
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Last 10 head-to-head matchups
Looking only at competitive Eliteserien meetings in the last two years, Tromso won 2-1 at home in May 2025, while...
Looking only at competitive Eliteserien meetings in the last two years, Tromso won 2-1 at home in May 2025, while Valerenga claimed a 1-0 victory at their own ground in October 2025. That gives one win apiece in recent league head-to-heads, with no clear dominant side. However, Tromso's superior current form and home advantage tip the balance in their favour for this fixture.
Last 15 matches across all competitionsEliteserien matches highlighted
13 of 15 in Eliteserien
Form Rating
7.3/10
Tromso have been excellent at Romssa Arena this season, winning five of eight home league...
Tromso have been excellent at Romssa Arena this season, winning five of eight home league games while keeping seven clean sheets across all competitions. Their last competitive Eliteserien outing ended in a goalless draw at KFUM Oslo, and they drew at home to Aalesund before that — a slight dip in output. However, a 4-1 friendly win over Orgryte IS in late June suggests sharpness ahead of the restart. Defensively they concede just 1.08 per game overall. J. Grundt, V. Ekblom, and A. Thongla-Iad Warneryd are all unavailable, which could limit attacking options.
11 of 15 in Eliteserien
Form Rating
4.7/10
Valerenga's season has been inconsistent, with five losses in eleven league games and a goal...
Valerenga's season has been inconsistent, with five losses in eleven league games and a goal difference of minus four. Their away record is particularly concerning — one win, one draw, and three defeats in five road trips, conceding nine goals away from home. Their last league win came against Kristiansund BK at home in late May. A friendly loss to Gais in late June does little to inspire confidence. With M. Ofkir and O. Saeter sidelined, the visitors are short of key personnel and face a tough task travelling to a well-organised Tromso side.
2026 Season
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Tromso vs Valerenga - Match Analysis
Tromso sit second in the Eliteserien with 25 points and 1.92 points per game, seven places and 11 points clear of Valerenga. Their home record is strong — five wins in eight — while Valerenga have won just once in five away games this season. The combination of superior league position, home advantage, and Valerenga's defensive fragility on the road makes Tromso clear favourites for this fixture.
Draw No Bet: Tromso is the standout alternative, covering both a home win and a draw for roughly 72% combined probability. Over 2.5 Goals is also worth considering — the combined 2.56 goals per game average sits right on the threshold, and Valerenga's leaky away defence (nine conceded in five away games) could open the game up. Both markets offer value without overexposing yourself to a single outcome.
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Valerenga's away record is one of the weakest in the division — one win, one draw, and three defeats in five road trips, with nine goals conceded. They have scored just four times away from home all season. Travelling to a Tromso side that has kept seven clean sheets and conceded only six at home makes this a very difficult assignment. Unless Valerenga find a defensive resilience they have rarely shown on the road, a positive result looks unlikely.
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