- Team form: Fram Reykjavik have won 3, drawn 1 and lost 1 of their last 5 games in all competitions.
- Player form: Fram Reykjavik's Atli Jonasson has seven goals in only three Besta deild karla 2026 matches.
Hosts have momentum to win this Greater Reykjavík clash
Fram (3rd with 33 points from 15 games) are clearly the better team in the Besta deild karla 2026 than FH (11th with 12), but this derby day game for bragging rights in greater Reykjavik will be a tough one for Rúnar Kristinsson's men.
FH are in the best form of their season right now, being unbeaten in their last 5 matches in all competitions. The last 3 of those 5-game unbeaten run came in the league, a 2-2 home draw with Stjarnan, a 2-0 home win over Valur and a 0-0 draw at home to Breidablik, suggesting they are digging deep rather than possessing any killer instinct.
Fram, who have won 5, drawn 1 and lost 1 of their 7 Besta deild karla 2026 home games, arrive here in better shape than their visitors after back-to-back wins, a 6-1 hammering of Thor Akureyri at home and 3-2 away win over Valur.
FH’s confidence could be boosted by derby day atmosphere
Tactical setup
This matchup really suits the hosts, who will sit in a back five and spring forward on turnovers. Jóey Gudjonsson's FH will try to keep the game on a more even keel, as they like to have their four defenders on a line and build up in a more patient way.
Form and odds
FH's away form in the Besta deild karla 2026 has been poor, however, winning only 1 of their 7 trips, drawing 2 and losing 4. So even though they're in poor form, there is no value in supporting the visitors here at 5.13 with the hosts the clear 1.47 favorite and the draw 5.05.
Fram should nick it, but the unbeaten run of FH and the derby atmosphere should keep this match competitive and open. Backing Over 2.5 goals at 1.24 and Both Teams to Score at 1.37 will give you more of a return than the game looks like it should because both teams have conceded plenty of goals this season.
Fram will be fast and direct, FH will be patient and organised
Fram have conceded 16 goals in their 7 Besta deild karla 2026 home fixtures, so they can be opened up by the visitors if they are sloppy with their possession. FH have conceded 20 goals in 7 Besta deild karla 2026 away games – an average of 2.86 conceded per game away from home.
- Fram's danger man is Atli Jonasson, who has 7 goals in just 3 Besta deild karla 2026 games, and he is a handful for any defence.
- But FH's Gils Gislason, with 4 goals in 3 Besta deild karla 2026 games, can be just as dangerous and Ulfur Bjoernsson also chips in with 2 during the Capitals' current five-match unbeaten streak.
