B36 Tórshavn vs B68: match prediction on 30 August 2026

B36 Tórshavn should win this match. The gap between the sides is clear: 19 points in the table, a 6-0 thrashing earlier this year, and a model that expects the hosts to score twice as many goals as their visitors. B68 sit 10th with 13 defeats already, while B36 hold fourth place with European qualification still within reach.

B36 Tórshavn have accumulated 34 points from 20 matches — nine wins, seven draws, four losses. B68 have 15 points from the same number of games, with four wins, three draws, and thirteen defeats. B68 are fighting relegation, and the pressure of that battle often produces tighter, more cautious performances.

B36 took seven points from their last five matches — two wins, one draw, two losses. B68 managed only three points from the same period, with one victory and four defeats. B36 drew 0-0 at Víkingur Gøta and beat 07 Vestur 2-1 on the road, while B68 lost both away fixtures in that window, 0-2 at HB and 1-2 at Víkingur Gøta.

In 13 meetings, B36 have won eight times, drawn three, and lost twice. The 4-4 draw on 30 May was an anomaly — a rare high-scoring affair. Before that, B36 won 6-0 at home in March. Since August 2025, B36 have won three of four matches, with one draw. B68 have only one victory in that span, a 2-1 win at home in May 2025.

The model expects B36 to score 1.9 goals and B68 0.9. The most likely outcomes are 1-0 and 2-0, each at 11%, followed by 1-1 at 10%. A draw carries just 21% probability. B68 score 40% of their goals after the 76th minute, but they also concede 23% of their goals in the same period. If B36 hold their shape and avoid unnecessary bookings, the late pressure should work against them.

But if B68 score first and manage to control the tempo, the prediction changes. Their tendency to find goals late suggests they can stay in matches, and a cagey game where they defend deep and counter could frustrate B36. Discipline matters too — Símun Sólheim for B36 and S. Lau for B68 are each one booking away from suspension, and either player missing the match would shift the balance.