Davos vs Storhamar: match prediction on 4 September 2026

Davos are the clear favourites, projected to score 4.5 goals against a Storhamar side expected to find the net just 1.1 times. The hosts are heavy favourites, with the three most probable scorelines all seeing Davos win: 4:1, 5:1 and 3:1. The prediction assigns a 92% chance of there being three or more goals in the match, suggesting an open contest where the home side’s attack should dominate.

Davos arrive with mixed credentials from their recent schedule. They have recorded two wins and three defeats in their last five matches, accumulating 6 points and a goal difference of +2 from 18 goals scored and 16 conceded. Their form includes a 4:1 victory over Lugano and a 6:2 win against Arosa, but they also suffered heavy defeats, including a 5:6 loss to Adler Mannheim and a 1:4 setback against Kladno. The inconsistency in their results contrasts with the high-scoring nature of their games.

Storhamar present a sharper profile coming into this fixture. Their last five outings yielded four wins and just one loss, netting 12 points with a superior goal difference of +9 from 20 goals for and 11 against. They won 5:1 away at BIK Karlskoga and secured a 4:1 victory over Frisk Asker in a league match, though they did drop points in a 1:4 home defeat to the same opponents. Their defensive record is tighter, but Davos are still expected to outscore them.

The table is empty, as both sides sit on 0 points after 0 matches played, indicating the season has not yet commenced in this competition. The standings show Davos in 21st place and Storhamar in 9th, but these positions reflect historical data rather than current standing.

A Davos victory hinges on their ability to capitalise on the expectation of high scoring. If Storhamar manage to keep the game tight and limit the chances, the outcome could shift, particularly if the visitors exploit any defensive lapses.