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Molde and KFUM clash as Emil Breivik looks to dictate terms at Aker Stadion
Emil Breivik has become the heartbeat of the Molde midfield, consistently driving his side forward with a creative influence that has seen him directly involved in six goals across his last ten appearances. As Molde prepare to host KFUM at the Aker Stadion this Sunday, all eyes will be on whether Breivik can once again unlock a visiting defence that has struggled to maintain concentration in the final quarter of matches.
Molde are expected to rely on the engine room of Breivik, Daniel Daga, and Mats Moeller Daehli to control the tempo of the match. Their ability to sustain pressure has been a defining feature of their recent form, with a notable tendency to strike late in games. With seven goals scored after the 75th minute in their last ten outings, Molde will look to wear down their opponents and exploit any fatigue in the closing stages.
Both managers face selection headaches heading into this matchday 20 encounter. Molde must cope without the suspended Sondre Milian Granaas, while Eirik Hestad remains sidelined due to injury. The expected XI for the hosts features a balanced structure, with Birk Risa and Martin Linnes anchoring the defensive line in front of goalkeeper Albert Posiadala.
KFUM arrive with their own set of concerns, particularly in the middle of the park. The visitors will be without the suspended Daniel Schneider, while long-term injury absentees Robin Rasch and Magnus Retsius Groedem further thin their options. Haavar Jenssen will be tasked with marshalling a backline that must remain disciplined against a high-scoring Molde attack.
Molde enter the match with momentum following a thrilling 4-3 victory over Vaalerenga in their most recent Eliteserien outing. Their history against KFUM this year has been productive, including a 4-2 win in the league back in July and a convincing victory in a summer friendly. While KFUM recently tasted success in the cup against Ready, their league form has been inconsistent, highlighted by a difficult 4-1 loss to Start last weekend.
For KFUM, the primary objective will be to avoid the defensive lapses that have plagued them recently, as they have conceded six goals in the final fifteen minutes of their last ten matches. If they can keep the scoreline tight, the attacking trio of Bilal Njie, Julian Bakkeli Gonstad, and Rasmus Eggen Vinge will look to hit on the counter-attack. The match promises to be a test of endurance, with Molde's late-game potency set against a KFUM side desperate to prove they can hold their ground until the final whistle.
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