Valerenga vs Tromsoe Prediction, H2H Stats & Statistical Bets 1 November 2026
🔊 In July, Tromso thrashed Valerenga 4-0, but that match took place in northern Norway. Playing in Oslo is a different story for the visitors: Valerenga have won three of the last four head-to-head clashes in the capital, each by a narrow 1-0 margin. Now, every point matters for Tromso as they battle Rosenborg for fourth place. Can Tromso finally break their Oslo curse and claim a win in the capital?
Head-to-Head
Tromso cruised past Valerenga in their most recent Eliteserien head-to-head, claiming a 4-0 victory. Despite the scoreline, Valerenga registered more shots (18 to 13) and dominated possession (62% to 38%), but Tromso were far more clinical, outshooting their opponents 8 to 3 on target.
Across 38 head-to-head clashes, Valerenga have claimed 18 victories, while Tromso have come out on top 11 times. The remaining nine encounters have ended in draws. Valerenga’s dominance is particularly evident at home, where they have secured 13 wins in 19 matches, suffering just a single defeat.
Head-to-head statistics Valerenga - Tromsoe

Valerenga Team Overview
Valerenga suffered a 2-3 defeat to Sarpsborg in their latest Norwegian Cup outing. Despite enjoying more possession (56%) and delivering twice as many corners (10 to 5), Valerenga managed fewer shots on goal - 7 compared to 11 from their opponents.
Valerenga currently sit tenth in the table with 29 points, but Johannes Moesgaard’s side have picked up back-to-back Eliteserien wins. Their recent victory away at Bodo/Glimt was particularly impressive, with the hosts widely regarded as clear favourites. Lukas Haren netted the only goal of the match after hitting the crossbar earlier in the first half. However, Valerenga couldn’t build on that momentum: just four days later, they crashed out of the Norwegian Cup after a narrow defeat to Sarpsborg. Still, Valerenga have found the net in eight of their last nine Eliteserien home fixtures.
Match Results: Valerenga

Tromsoe Team Overview
Tromso’s previous outing in the Norwegian Cup saw them edge past Haugesund with a 3-2 victory. Tromso went into the break with a commanding 2-0 lead, while possession was evenly split at 50-50 by the final whistle.
Tromso currently sit fifth in the table with 40 points, level with fourth-placed Rosenborg. However, Tromso have struggled away from home, picking up just one point from their last four Eliteserien road games. In the previous round, Tromso fell 3-1 to Viking, conceding all three goals before halftime. That night proved costly for the club: Troy Nyhammer was forced off after just 11 minutes following a late challenge from an opponent, and his season is now over. On Wednesday, Tromso still managed to book their place in the Norwegian Cup round of 16, thanks to a late winner from captain Ruben Yttergård Jenssen.
Match Results: Tromsoe
Prediction for the 1st half
Valerenga have conceded before halftime in eight of their last nine matches. We expect Tromso to find the net in the first half. Our pick: Tromso individual total over 0.5 goals in the first half.
Total Goals Prediction
Valerenga have seen fewer than three goals in just one of their last nine home fixtures. The hosts have been prolific up front lately, but they’re also conceding plenty, while Tromso have hardly been solid defensively on the road. There’s a risk factor in the head-to-head: in each of the last five meetings between these sides at Valerenga’s ground, the total has never exceeded two goals. Still, we’re putting more stock in recent stats and expect at least three goals here. The bet: over 2.5 total goals.
Correct Score Prediction
According to the algorithm's calculations, the top three most likely scorelines are 1-1 (9.61%), 2-2 (8.21%), and 1-2 (7.84%). Of these, a 1-1 draw carries the highest probability.
⭐ Editor’s Prediction
Valerenga have gone unbeaten in their last 15 home head-to-head clashes against Tromso. The visitors haven’t managed to score more than once in Oslo for 14 consecutive meetings. Tromso’s current form doesn’t suggest a change to this trend-they’ve picked up just one win in their last eight Eliteserien matches. We expect Tromso to leave the capital with, at best, a point for the 16th time running. Our pick: Valerenga double chance.