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Viking look to maintain title momentum at Lyse Arena
Viking return to domestic action this Sunday at the Lyse Arena, aiming to refocus their efforts on the Eliteserien title race following a demanding midweek trip in the Champions League. With the matchday 21 clash against Kristiansund BK kicking off at 14:30, the hosts are looking to leverage their home advantage during a critical two-match stretch in Stavanger.
Having faced VfB Stuttgart in the Champions League only last Wednesday, Viking must manage both physical fatigue and the mental shift required for league football. The squad has shown resilience in recent weeks, demonstrating a knack for staging comebacks, but maintaining that intensity while balancing European commitments remains their primary hurdle this season.
Central to Viking’s ambitions is the form of Zlatko Tripic, who has been a clinical presence with five goals in his last eight appearances. Alongside Peter Christiansen, he provides the attacking impetus needed to break down a Kristiansund side that has shown signs of defensive improvement in their recent outings.
Kristiansund BK arrive in Stavanger with a clear danger man of their own in Leander Alvheim, who has netted eight times in his last eight matches. Furthermore, the visitors have proven to be persistent opponents, frequently finding the back of the net in the final fifteen minutes of their recent fixtures, which could prove decisive if the game remains tight.
For the hosts, preparations are complicated by the absence of Sondre Bjoershol due to injury and the suspension of Jesper Daland. The expected XI for Viking features Arild Oestboe in goal, supported by a defensive line of Vetle Auklend, Henrik Falchener, Gianni Stensness, and Henrik Heggheim.
Kristiansund BK are expected to field Michael Lansing in goal behind a back four of John Kitolano, Dan Peter Ulvestad, Julius Mar Juliusson, and Marius Elvius. Their midfield trio of Gustav Christensen, Jesper Isaksen, and Heine Gikling Bruseth will be tasked with disrupting Viking’s rhythm while feeding an attacking front three of Zymer Bytyqi, Leander Alvheim, and Sander Svendsen.
Recent history between these two sides suggests a competitive encounter, with Viking having secured a narrow 2-1 victory in their previous meeting back on 24 May. While Viking have enjoyed the better of the head-to-head record in recent years, their previous encounters have rarely been blowouts, indicating that Sunday’s match is likely to be a closely contested affair.
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