Bodo/Glimt vs Monaco Prediction and Betting Tips for Matchday 4 of the Champions League, set for Tuesday, November 4, 2025, at 20:00 GMT. The Arctic winds will greet Monaco at the Aspmyra Stadion in Norway, with the match broadcast live on Amazon Prime, TNT Sports 7, and Discovery+. Both sides have yet to register a victory in this campaign, and with qualification hopes hanging by a thread, this could turn into a test of grit as much as skill. For deeper breakdowns and numbers, check out our Champions League Stats and data-driven previews on XpertStats.

• Both sides still searching for their first win in the Champions League group stage.
• Bodo/Glimt unbeaten in nine straight home games across all competitions.
• Monaco have failed to win in six consecutive Champions League fixtures.
• Injury concerns on both sides could shape the tempo of Tuesday’s clash.

Bodo/Glimt, under Kjetil Knutsen, have shown flashes of brilliance but remain inconsistent defensively. They’ve scored five and conceded seven in their last three continental outings. The pattern is familiar: brave, late surges but costly lapses at the back. Still, their fortress in Bodø has held strong, nine straight home matches unbeaten, most of them won comfortably. The fans in yellow know this side can rattle anyone on their day. Yet, can they keep their nerve when it matters most?

There’s also a fascinating narrative building around young Magnus Riisnaes, who could debut in the Champions League on his 21st birthday. Talk about timing. Meanwhile, Ola Brynhildsen remains a doubt, and Haitam Aleesami’s absence could leave a gap down the left. Bodo’s late-game heroics are becoming their trademark, but they can’t afford another slow start, not against a Monaco side desperate for points.

For Sebastien Pocognoli’s Monaco, the story’s been one of recovery and frustration in equal measure. Two league wins out of three hinted at progress, but Europe’s been less forgiving. They’ve gone six Champions League matches without a win and conceded heavily away from home, three goals or more in four straight trips. That’s a worrying trend. Still, there’s no shortage of attacking flair with Takumi Minamino and Maghnes Akliouche linking up well. Can they finally translate that into a result abroad?

Injuries might complicate things again. Denis Zakaria’s adductor problem lingers, Vanderson and Eric Dier are still doubtful, and Lukas Hradecky may not feature. Even so, Monaco’s front line has the speed and creativity to exploit Glimt’s defensive gaps. The smart money might lean toward the visitors avoiding defeat, but it’s hard to predict cleanly, this feels like one of those nights where anything could happen. When the snow settles, one thing’s certain: this is a matchup made for the true fans of Champions League Stats drama.