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Win: Storhamar
77%
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 22 Sep, 17:37Storhamar to win, 65%.
The numbers do not lie: a run that includes a 9:0 demolition in February 2024 and a 7:1 thrashing in October 2023. The model echoes that history, projecting 4.5 expected goals for the hosts against 0.8 for Ringerike. Three of the five most likely scorelines end 0 to Storhamar, and the draw probability sits at just 6%. Given that record and those figures, Storhamar are clear favourites.
The hosts have started the league campaign with a single victory, 2:1 at home against Frisk Asker on 17 September. Their last five matches across all competitions read 2 wins and 3 losses, with 11 goals scored and 13 conceded. Two of those defeats came on the road in the Champions Hockey League, 2:3 away to Servette and 2:3 away to Davos, while they also lost 3:5 at home to Frölunda. They won 2:1 at home against Klagenfurt on 10 September.
Ringerike have been more consistent in the Fjordkraft-ligaen, winning both of their league matches so far. They beat Narvik 4:1 at home on 19 September and edged away to Lillehammer 3:2 on 17 September. In their last five games overall they have won four and lost one, scoring 13 goals and conceding 10. That solitary defeat came in a club friendly against Lillehammer, 2:5 at home on 1 September. They also won 1:0 against Stjernen in a friendly and 3:2 against Gjøvik in the 1. divisjon earlier this year.
The table tells a partial story. Ringerike sit second after two matches with a perfect 2 wins from 2 games, though both sides sit on zero points, a function of the early fixture list. Storhamar are fifth after one match, also with 0 points, but with 1 win from 1 game. The standings reflect the early stage of the season rather than any meaningful hierarchy.
The model points to 4:0 as the most likely scoreline at 8%, followed by 5:0 at 7% and 3:0 at 7%. The probability of three or more goals is 90%, and both teams scoring sits at 56%. These figures suggest a high-scoring affair dominated by Storhamar's attack.
The model's 0.8 expected goals for the visitors is low, but not zero.