Egersund vs Bryne Prediction

League form tells two different stories

Bryne's last 20 league matches read well: 11 wins, 2 draws and just 7 defeats, with 30 scored against 24 conceded. That's a side picking up points regularly and scoring a bit more than it lets in.

Egersund: 20 completed matches; Bryne: 20 completed matches.

Egersund

20 matches

Win

25% 5 / 20

Draw

30% 6 / 20

Loss

45% 9 / 20

Scored

29

Conceded

46

Difference

-17

Bryne

20 matches

Win

55% 11 / 20

Draw

10% 2 / 20

Loss

35% 7 / 20

Scored

26

Conceded

20

Difference

+6

Egersund's equivalent sample is rougher. Five wins, five draws and ten losses in 20 games, with 29 goals for but 44 against. That defensive record stands out more than anything else in their recent games.

Egersund's leaky defence is the bigger concern here, not just their away form.

Comparative Team Statistics: Egersund vs Bryne

A long rivalry with a recent twist

These two have crossed paths many times across league, cup and friendly fixtures going back years, with results scattered in both directions over that longer history.

What stands out is the most recent pair of meetings in 2026, both at Egersund's ground, where Egersund won a league match 1-0 and then took a 4-3 friendly. That's a small sample, but it's the freshest evidence we have of how these two actually match up right now.

The overall head-to-head record is mixed, but the very latest meetings favour Egersund at home.

Names worth knowing

Scott Vatne has been involved in Egersund's attacking play recently, picking up an assist across his last couple of appearances, so he's someone to keep an eye on going forward.

Egersund:

Best assist providers:

Scott Vatne - 1

Penalty cards:

N. Jenssen x 1

Bryne:

Penalty cards:

S. Norheim x 1 x 2

L. Sødal x 1

J. Husebø x 1

On the disciplinary side, Egersund's Jenssen picked up a red card in one of the recent meetings between these sides, while Bryne's Norheim, Sødal and Husebø have all collected yellow cards in that same head-to-head sample. It hints at a fixture that can get feisty.

How this one could play out

This is a cup tie, so league form doesn't automatically carry over. Bryne arrive with the stronger overall record, but Egersund have actually won the last two meetings between these clubs, both at home.

Add in a defence at Egersund that's shipped plenty of goals this year, and a history of these fixtures getting a bit tetchy, and there's a reasonable case either side could come out on top. Neither team's recent form gives total confidence, which makes this a harder one to call cleanly.