Keflavik vs Grotta Seltjarnarnes
Keflavik is scheduled to return to Division 2 after appearing in the Iceland Cup. They will be welcomed by Grotta, whose plan will arrive at the Nettovollurinn Stadium to play the 5th match of the season.
The hosts played until Wednesday (29/5) against Njardvik and had to give up a quarter-final ticket due to conceding a late Kenneth Hogg goal on 92 minutes.
A three-day pause is expected to be enough to restore the player’s condition, especially if they have now mastered the top of the league table with a score of 10 points. In particular, tomorrow is the third home game of the season after winning 2-1 and 5-0 over Reykjavik Fram and Afturelding.
Meanwhile, Grotta did not have any agenda after playing last Saturday (5/25) and gave up 2-3 from Leiknir Reykjavik. Of course this is a bad result as the host, especially if it is equipped with Bjarki Leosson’s red card 2 minutes before dispersal.
With that incident, Grotta means he has received 2 red cards in just 4 opening matches this season. Of course this is a bad habit that must be suppressed, especially if tomorrow they appear at the opponent’s home. So far they have only played twice with a 2-0 defeat at the Vikingur Olafsvik headquarters, then won 2-3 against Thor Akureyri, utilizing the host’s red card.
This is the second season for Keflavik to meet Grotta after the 2017 edition won twice with a score of 0-1 and 3-0. As a relegation team from the First Division last season, of course they want to get back to the highest stage soon.
Our Prediction: 1
Odds: 1.43