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Bodo Glimt vs Dinamo Zagreb will face each other in the qualification round of the UEFA Champions League 2022-23. This will be the first leg and there is no history between the Norwegian and Croatian teams. Both have been convincing in their previous matches at this stage of the tournament and will fight to continue advancing.
The most important European tournament at club level always delights with great matches regardless of the stage, so this is expected to be a vibrant match. Ahead of Bodo Glimt vs. Dinamo Zagreb, JefeBet presents in detail the preview of the two teams, as well as the predictions and odds.
Bodo Glimt vs. Dinamo Zagreb Champions League Playoffs 2022/23 Betting Predictions
- Where: Aspmyra Stadium, Bodo, Norway.
- When: Tuesday, August 16, 2022, 15:00 PM ET
- Moneyline: Bodo/Glimt (+125) / Tie (+250) / Dinamo Zagreb (+190)
- Asian Handicap: Bodo/Glimt (AH 0.0, -0.5, -103) / Dinamo Zagreb (HA 0.0, +0.5, -114)
- Over/Under (2.5): Over (-143) / Under (+110)
- Both teams score: Yes (-164) / No (+120).
Bodo Glimt Preview
Bodo Glimt reached this final stage of the UEFA Champions League qualifiers after beating Zalgiris of Lithuania 1-6 on aggregate, having been dominant mainly in the first leg in which they won 5-0.
They come into this match with a seven-game unbeaten streak in all competitions and have only one draw in that period, which was in the second leg against Zalgiris by a score of 1-1. They are coming off a win in their most recent Norwegian league match and that could give them a boost as they try to get back to winning ways in the continental tournament.
Absences: Nikita Haikin, Sondre Fet, and Ola Solbakken.
Possible starting eleven: Julian Lund; Alfons Sampsted, Isak Amundsen, Marius Hoibraten, Brice Wembangomo; Hugo Vetlesen, Elias Hagen, Ulrik Saltnes; Joel Mvuka, Lars-Jörgen Salvesen and Amahl Pellegrino.
Dinamo Zagreb Preview
Dinamo Zagreb has also been strong in this knockout stage of the European competition, defeating Ludogorets of Bulgaria 6-3 on aggregate to reach this stage. In the first leg they won 2-1 and in the second leg they won again, but this time 4-2.
The Croatian team has not lost since last April and has gone 18 matches without defeat in all competitions. Away they have not lost in seven games and in fact won their two previous Champions League clashes on rival soil.
Absences: No report.
Possible starting eleven: Dominik Livakovic; Stefan Ristkovski, Josip Sutalo, Dino Peric, Robert Ljubicic; Martin Baturina, Josip Misic, Arijan Ademi, Mislav Orsic; Dario Spikic and Josip Drmic.
JefeBet Prediction
Considering that both teams have performed well in the UEFA Champions League qualifiers, a draw could be the result in this first leg.
Pick: Tie.
