Bodö/Glimt – Juventus Tip Champions League, Matchday 5 on Tuesday, 25/11/2025 at 21:00 CET
At the Arctic Circle, it’s getting loud again at the Aspmyra Stadium! Although the Norwegian fight for the championship title is exciting enough, the Bianconeri’s arrival will probably attract even more fans than usual to the small football temple.
Meanwhile, the focus of my Bodö/Glimt Juventus prediction is on football betting, which pursues the statistically and factually justified suspicion that the host should be able to stand up to his visitors quite well.
With a new coach, on artificial turf and under these wintry conditions, the Italians’ next away game in the Champions League will be a real challenge!
Do you know which statistic really gives my Bodo/Glimt Juventus tip a boost? An eye-catching record that perfectly underlines that the Bianconeri have often not been able to reach their full potential in this inhospitable part of Europe.
Because all four of Juventus’ away games against Norwegian opponents in European competitions ended in a draw – and every single one of them with exactly the same result: 1-1.
Once against Kongsvinger IL (1993) and three times against Rosenborg (1997 to 2001). Pure coincidence?
Bodö/Glimt – Juventus Prediction & Betting
The Winamax odds boost creates a good basis for profitable football betting. First and foremost, however, you also need a successful prognosis – and in this context, I have one or two promising Bodö/Glimt Juventus tips ready for you.
I welcome almost all betting scenarios that the fans of the home side would probably like.
1st goal: Bodö/Glimt, for example, leads to a little more than doubling your stake in the event of success and is an excellent pick when you consider how the Norwegians already outplayed Tottenham on Matchday 1 until the 70th minute of the game.
Victory Bodö/Glimt & both score at odds of about 5.50 has also made it into my shortlist. Especially since I can also imagine a 1-1, a 2-1 or even 3-1 for the host.
What you need to know about Bodö/Glimt vs. Juventus betting
- Since the start of the 2023/24 season, Bodo/Glimt have played 21 home games in European competitions, losing only four and winning 14. During this time, the Norwegian team scored an average of 2.43 goals per game, 1.38 more than they conceded.
- Juventus have won just one of their seven away games in the Champions League since the start of last season. Four of these games ended in a draw.
- The bet “Both teams to score – Yes” would have been successful in three of Juventus’ four Champions League games this season.
- Dusan Vlahovic has averaged 4.2 shots per 90 minutes played in the Champions League this season, the third-highest figure in the entire competition.
Bodö/Glimt – Juventus: AI Tip & Odds Analysis
Our Bodö/Glimt Juventus AI prediction has also dared to come up with some promising scenarios for you. I then evaluated the computer-generated betting approaches for you.
However, I don’t like Juventus’ victory. Yes, the Norwegians haven’t won any of their last 7 European games, but this streak of bad luck can break very quickly – especially against the Bianconeri, who only moderately convince me.
Especially since the Scandinavians have already had the higher xG value in their two previous Champions League home games against Monaco (0-1) and Tottenham (2-2).
However, our AI is open to a goal by the Norwegians. For example, the selection Jens Petter Hauge meets at odds around 3.40 is recommended.
I like the argumentation: Hauge is not only a top scorer, but has also made the most successful dribbles in the competition this Champions League season (18).
Both score – After all, Yes is classified as an almost safe pick. I wouldn’t disagree with that in principle, but it’s a shame that the associated betting odds are rather low at around 1.50.
The best odds for Bodö/Glimt vs. Juventus
Let’s take a deep look at the betting markets and analyse how the Bodö/Glimt Juventus odds have been distributed just before the 5th Champions League matchday. Both teams are under pressure in the table – and that is exactly what is reflected in the numbers.
A home win by Bodö/Glimt is currently listed with a 3.25. This corresponds to around 31 percent probability of occurrence. The Bookies respect the Norwegians’ home strength, but only trust them to get the three points if they put Juventus under pressure in their typical intensity.
The draw is rated at 3.70 – a rate that indicates that a tactically tough game is possible, in which both sides hardly want to make any mistakes.
After all, there is an average of 2.10 for an away win for Juventus. The Italians are thus slightly preferred, especially because of their experience and higher individual quality.
At the same time, however, the betting markets see the danger that they will not be able to play their optimal game on the fast artificial turf.
Bodo/Glimt vs Juventus Match Analysis:
If Bodö/Glimt weren’t so involved in the Norwegian championship fight and could focus fully on the game with the Italians, then I would trust them with even more confidence to win at home.
Jostein Maurstad Gundersen’s red card suspension will affect the hosts a bit, but in terms of build-up play, I expect them to still set the better accents – especially in the early stages!
Against Tottenham, the Norwegians’ xG value was 2.53 and against Monaco 1.66 – expect an offensive performance against the Italians that will be somewhere in between.
They should primarily come over the sides on the fast artificial turf and be able to put the Bianconeri under pressure again and again with sharp crosses.
I expect a passive performance from the guests anyway. They undoubtedly lack the necessary self-confidence in view of the fact that Juve have now won only 1 of their last 12 Champions League away games.
Bodö/Glimt Form Check
Bodo/Glimt could be overtaken by Viking on the home straight in the fight for the Norwegian football crown, which is why the club cannot devote itself 100% to the Italians.
Nevertheless, I expect a strong performance. After all, the team has only lost the competitive match in the Champions League against Monaco in their own stadium since July.
Meanwhile, the recent 5-0 victory over Byrne at the Aspmyra Stadium will have given them fresh confidence at just the right time to take on Juve on Tuesday.
It will certainly not be due to the strong attack of the Norwegians if they do not become champions or Champions League round of 16 finalists in the end. Rather, the defense is the problem.
Despite the overall upward form curve, they have kept their own goal clean in only 2 of their last 16 competitive games.
It is precisely because of such facts that I can imagine a 2-1 or 3-1 win against Juventus much better than, for example, a 2-0 victory.
Juventus form check
Juventus will need more weeks, maybe even months, to get used to Spalletti and his new football philosophy.
In any case, the recent 1-1 draw against Fiorentina in Serie A showed – after the already disappointing 0-0 draw against Torino FC – that this team is currently not a serious contender for the Scudetto.
Let that melt in your mouth: Since August, Juventus have won only one competitive game away from home – and that was at promoted Cremonese (1:2).
Especially offensively, there is too little movement among the Bianconeri. Dusan Vlahovic is the only player in his team to have scored more than one Champions League goal this season (3).
