Prediction Bodø / Glimt vs Tottenham Hotspur 2025/2026 – Betting Tips for the Champions League on 30/09/2025

Match preview — small stadium, big stakes in Bodø

Under the autumn lights at Aspmyra Stadion in Bodø, a compact crowd of 8,270 will gather on September 30 as Bodø / Glimt host Tottenham Hotspur in the Champions League. The Norwegian side arrive with momentum from domestic fixtures: a convincing 3-1 cup win over Odd on September 25, a high-scoring 7-1 league victory at home earlier in the month and a recent 2-2 draw in Prague. Their form string reads like a rollercoaster with six wins, three draws and a single loss in the last ten outings, and a home record showing five goals scored and none conceded in the dataset available. Bodø’s attacking metrics are eye-catching — an average of 12.67 shots per match and 103.67 attacks, with 49 dangerous attacks on average — evidence of a team that presses forward relentlessly in front of their home crowd.

Tottenham, meanwhile, come off a 1-1 draw at home against Wolverhampton on September 27 but carry a strong continental pedigree, reflected in their 1-0 win at Villarreal and a steady mix of results in recent weeks. Their group performance is currently stronger: one win from the opening Champions League match and three points in the bag, compared to Bodø’s single point. Tottenham’s offensive profile is different — fewer total shots on record (9 average), but a higher attacks average of 109 and a professional defensive consistency with no group goals conceded so far. João Palhinha was the standout performer in the Wolves draw, earning the best player rating in that match, while Jens Petter Hauge led Bodø’s charge in their recent cup victory.

Head-to-head and statistical narrative

The recent European memory between these sides leans toward Tottenham: a semi-final meeting in the Europa League earlier in 2025 ended 0-2 in favor of Spurs. That result will linger in the minds of both dressing rooms. On raw numbers, Bodø’s home output suggests fireworks are possible — their matches show a strong tendency for multiple goals — whereas Tottenham’s figures point to efficiency and control, particularly in the away setup where they have conceded no goals in the provided sample.

Bookmakers give Tottenham the edge: the match-winner market prices the away side at 2.12 (a 47.17% market-implied probability), with Bodø at 3.05 and the draw trading at 3.70. Those odds reflect Tottenham’s experience in European ties and their capacity to grind out results away from home.

Betting suggestion: Back Tottenham Hotspur to win (1X2 market) at 2.12. The combination of Spurs’ superior group position, their previous 2-0 victory over Bodø in Europe earlier this year, and the bookmakers’ confidence make an away win the strongest single-market selection from the available data.