Bodo/Glimt host Inter at Aspmyra Stadion on 18 February 2026 in a UEFA Champions League Round of 32 tie. The Norwegian side come in ranked 23rd in the competition standings with 9 points, while Inter sit 10th with 15 points. Both clubs are already in the play-off picture, but this game can shape their path. There is no recent head‑to‑head data available, so momentum and current numbers take centre stage.
Team analysis
Form slightly favours Inter. In the Champions League standings, Bodo/Glimt’s recent sequence is “WWDLL”, suggesting inconsistency after a strong spell. Inter’s “WLLLW” is mixed, but their overall points (15 vs 9) and goal difference (+8 vs -1) underline a higher level across the campaign.
At home, Bodo/Glimt have been entertaining but vulnerable: 7 goals scored and 7 conceded in 4 Champions League home games, backed up by season stats of 2.4 goals scored and 1.4 conceded on average at home. They have only 1 clean sheet in 10 Champions League matches, and their under/over profile (over 1.5 goals in 7 of 10) points to open contests. Offensively, they lean heavily on Jens Petter Hauge and Kasper Høgh, both with 4 Champions League goals; Hauge is also among the top assist providers with 3. Crucially, neither appears on the injury list, so Bodo/Glimt’s main attacking weapons should be available. Some squad depth is affected with M. Bro Hansen and G. Sunday ruled out, while S. Fet and U. Saltnes are only questionable.
Inter’s away numbers are impressive: 3 wins and 1 loss on the road, with 9 goals scored and just 2 conceded. Their away attack averages 2.3 goals per game, while their away defence allows only 0.5. Clean sheets in 3 of 4 away Champions League games underline a robust structure in their 3‑5‑2 setup. They have failed to score only once in the entire campaign. The absence of Denzel Dumfries (ankle injury) removes an important wing‑back threat, but there is no evidence that a top scorer is missing, so the core attacking unit appears intact.
Key stat: Inter concede under 1.0 goal per game on average in this Champions League run (0.9), compared to Bodo/Glimt’s 1.7.
Verdict
The statistics suggest a high‑tempo game, with Bodo/Glimt strong going forward at home but exposed at the back, and Inter combining a potent away attack with one of the competition’s tighter defences. History data is absent, so form and numbers dominate: Inter’s superior goal difference, away record and defensive solidity make them the likelier winners.
Predicted score: Bodo/Glimt 1–2 Inter.
From an odds perspective, the data would justify Inter as clear favourites on the 1X2 market, with Bodo/Glimt a live but secondary option and the draw the least attractive. Given Bodo/Glimt’s scoring averages and Inter’s away output, markets such as “Both Teams to Score – Yes” and “Over 2.5 Goals” look statistically supported, while a cautious angle could be Inter Draw No Bet, reflecting their stronger underlying metrics.
