- Current odds: Odds Ballklubb are 2.02 favourites, Moss are 3.11 and the tie is 3.9.
- Recent form: Moss are in poor form after 5 straight losses in all competitions, while Odds Ballklubb have a 1-3-1 record in their last five matches across all competitions.
- Home/away records: Moss have a home record of 2-2-3 in the 1. Division 2026, while Odds Ballklubb have a solid 3-2-2 away record that has kept them in the promotion picture.
Monday’s matchup set to be a chess match
Odds Ballklubb are 2.02 favorites for this Monday's away match against Moss at Melloes Stadion in Norway, and that's about where it should be, but the draw at 3.9 has merit as well. Moss are a low-priced 3.11, which is a little on the high side for the home side, given the form of these sides.
Odds Ballklubb's form is more steady than Moss going into this one, but neither side is on fire. OBK are coming off a 4-1 home win over Aasane after a 0-0 draw away to Stroemmen and a 1-3 loss to FK Haugesund that sums up their form – mixed but resilient. In the 1. Division 2026, they are 5th with 28 points from 16 matches, while Moss are 12th with 17, so the table has the visitors ahead.
However, in the last three games between these two sides, Moss have taken one win and the other two were split, so there is not a huge gulf in class between the clubs. Moss also won 3-2 away from home in the 1. Division 2026 two months ago, a result that shows they can still land a blow in this rivalry.
Both teams to score looks the best betting angle
Form and momentum
Moss have lost their last five matches in all competitions and there is an air of desperation about the club as a result. They have lost the last two at home, so the fortress has become more fragile than not, and in this matchup of styles, the team with the ball will control the flow of the game.
Tactics and key players
Per Frandsen took over as Odds Ballklubb head coach on 17 September 2025 and he has instilled an energetic, possession-first game with lots of pressing. Moss will set up in a 4-3-3 structure, keep it tight and try to spring forward in transition when they get the ball back. Oscar Aga has been Moss's sharpest player in recent weeks, scoring two of his team's five goals over the past five games, but he needs support.
Ole Martin Nesselquist has been in charge of Moss since the coaching shake-up earlier this season and the team is still finding its rhythm, although they are not organised enough to close out games at the moment, as evidenced by the 1-2 home loss to Raufoss and 1-2 away defeat to Hoedd in their last two.
Betting angle
Both teams to score at 1.31 is the best bet on this match, as Odds Ballklubb's attacking players who scored four times against Aasane will be looking for a repeat performance while Moss will get chances on transition.
- Odds have scored 1.57 goals per match on average away in the league this season and have conceded 1.43, so there are enough stats to suggest this won't be a one-sided affair, although Odds are more likely to nick it.