Bodo/Glimt vs Monaco Prediction: A Double Goal

Latest team news for Bodo/Glimt vs Monaco

Defender Haitam Aleesami is certain to miss the game due to a hamstring injury, while Ola Brynhildsen's participation is uncertain due to a minor injury.

Magnus Riisnæs could become the youngest player in the club's history to appear in the Champions League on his 21st birthday (in the fourth matchday), while Andreas Helmersen scored the only goal in the previous defeat against Galatasaray.

On Monaco's side, Vanderson and Eric Dier are still doubtful due to hamstring injuries, Denis Zakaria has a groin muscle injury, and Lamine Camara is recovering from an ankle injury.

Goalkeeper Lukas Hradecky is experiencing minor difficulties since returning from a knee injury, so his availability is uncertain. Additionally, Christian Mawissa has a hamstring injury, while Paul Pogba needs another one to two weeks to recover from an ankle injury.

Latest predicted lineups for Bodo/Glimt vs Monaco

Bodo/Glimt:

Haikin; Sjovold, Bjortuft, Nielsen, Maatta; Klynge, Berg, Fet; Auklend, Helmersen, Hauge

Monaco:

Kohn; Kehrer, Salisu, Henrique; Diatta, Teze, Golovin, Ouattara; Akliouche, Minamino; Balogun

Latest football match prediction: Bodo/Glimt vs Monaco

After three matches in the Champions League group stage, the Norwegian team has shown impressive attacking capabilities, but at the same time, revealed weaknesses in their defense.

They have conceded seven goals in their last three Champions League matches, while scoring five – a somewhat contradictory record for their first appearance at this stage of the competition.

Despite their strong attacking play, Bodo/Glimt usually only explode in the second half: all five of their group stage goals were scored in this half, including three with less than 15 minutes remaining.

Kjetil Knutsen's men are unbeaten in their last nine home games across all competitions, winning their last two with a combined score of 6-1.

Only two of their last 13 home games in European competitions have ended in defeat; however, Bodo/Glimt have only won one of their last eight European matches.

Tuesday's match will be the second time in their history they have faced a French team in a European competition – previously, they drew 1-1 with Nice (Monaco's arch-rivals) in the Europa League last season.

Sebastien Pocognoli took over a Monaco team that was suffering both physically and mentally, but in recent weeks, the situation has improved significantly.

Les Monegasques are gradually regaining their form and stability, having won two of their last three Ligue 1 matches, scoring a total of six goals during that period.

This is a significant change from their five-match winless streak before the end of October, when they had only managed two points from their first three Champions League matches.

Monaco are currently winless in their last four away games in this competition, conceding three or more goals in each, including a 1-4 defeat to Club Brugge in September.

The Principality team has not won in their last six Champions League matches, but they have only lost in regular time in one of their last four games.

The only time Monaco has ever faced a Norwegian team in a European competition was over 20 years ago – in October 2005, when they were defeated 1-0 by Viking at Stavanger in the UEFA Cup.

Latest Bodo/Glimt vs Monaco score prediction

Based on the above football analysis, we and leading football websites worldwide have provided our predictions for the match.Bodo/Glimt vs Monacoas follows:

• Sportsmole:Bodo/Glimt 0-2 Monaco

• WhoScore:Bodo/Glimt 1-2 Monaco
• We predict:Bodo/Glimt 0-2 Monaco

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