Not only does Bodo come from a significantly superior domestic league, but they also won the first leg convincingly — and on the road. Valur's chances of making a comeback at the Aspmyra Stadion this Thursday are unlikely.
Bodo is now on a roll, and they're taking up where they left off last season.
They had won the Norwegian crown in a historic display of dominance, scoring 103 goals in just 30 games and losing only once throughout the season.
Meanwhile, Valur is going through a hard patch. They're allowing a lot of goals, and they're not used to the level of opposition they'll see on Thursday.
The UEFA rankings deem Iceland's top division to be a bad league.
As a result, expect another Bodo thrashing.
Bodo is on a two-game winning streak, during which they have scored a total of seven goals. They had also scored two or more goals in five of their previous six games, as well as 23 of their previous 25 home matches.
Their opponents, on the other hand, had lost four of their previous five overall matches, conceding two or more goals in each of those four games. It's also worth noting that they've only had four clean sheets on the road since June 2020.
Considering these numbers, as well as Bodo's big triumph in the first leg, anticipate them to win easily again on Thursday.
Prediction: We predict Bodo/Glimt to win this match
Tip: Home To Win
