SK Brann vs. Rosenborg BK - Exact Score

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Market context

SK Brann host Rosenborg BK in an Eliteserien fixture whose exact-score market is being priced off a rivalry with plenty of recent volatility. The latest league meeting ended 1-1 in Trondheim on 25 April 2026, after Brann won 3-2 away in October 2025 and the sides drew 0-0 in Bergen in May 2025; in the five most recent league meetings, Brann have two wins, Rosenborg one, and two draws.[2][6][15]

That history is relevant because the head-to-head has not been one-sided over the long run, even if the recent edge has leaned towards Brann. FootyStats shows Rosenborg leading the all-time league and cup sequence narrowly, with 13 wins to Brann’s 11 and four draws across 28 meetings, while BBC’s broader head-to-head coverage lists 62 matches overall with Rosenborg on 28 wins, Brann on 19, and 15 draws.[4][18] For an exact-score market, that profile usually supports a spread of plausible scores rather than a single dominant outcome, which helps explain why the crowd-implied 0% YES reading should be treated as a thin-liquidity signal rather than a statement that the match cannot land on a listed score.

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