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Aalborg and Vejle meet at Aalborg's ground on 17 October in the 1. Division, and boet, the form books are telling two very different stories. Aalborg have gone seven days without a defeat, drawing their last three matches after a 2–0 win at AB Copenhagen on 5 September. Their last five at all venues reads 1W 4D 0L, with 9 goals scored and 7 conceded. At home over 20 games, Aalborg sit at 7W 7D 6L, averaging 1.4 points per game and 1.4 goals scored per match, conceding 1.5 per game.
Vejle, on the other hand, have lost their last two — a 1–2 home defeat to Hvidovre on 9 October and a 1–2 away loss to AC Horsens on 2 October. Their last five at all venues is 0W 2D 3L, with just 5 goals scored and 8 conceded. Over 20 away games, Vejle manage 4W 9D 7L at 1.05 points per game, conceding 1.75 per match. That is a tough record to bounce back from when you're travelling.
The head-to-head here is entirely historical — no meetings within the last 12 months. The full record spans 14 meetings back to 2014, showing 4 Aalborg wins, 8 draws and 2 Vejle wins, with only 4 of 14 going over 2.5 goals. At Aalborg's ground specifically, the three older meetings produced 0–1, 3–3 and 0–0. So the history says this is a low-scoring, draw-heavy fixture, but it's dated and I'd lean on current form rather than those numbers.
The counter-argument for Vejle is their last 10 games at all venues: 4W 3D 3L at 1.5 points per game, scoring 1.9 per match and conceding just 1.3. That is a better record than Aalborg's 2W 6D 2L at 1.2 points per game over the same span. Vejle score more and concede less in that 10-game window, and their away defence over 20 games (1.75 conceded) is still a concern, but the recent 10-game picture paints a side that is more than just two losses away from being in the mix.
Key Points:
- Aalborg are unbeaten in their last five but have drawn four of them, including a 0–0 at home to HB Koge on 29 August
- Vejle have lost their last two and sit at 0W 2D 3L in their last five, scoring just 5 and conceding 8
- The head-to-head is entirely historical (no meetings in the last 12 months), with 8 draws in 14 all-time meetings
- Aalborg's home record (7W 7D 6L in 20) outperforms Vejle's away record (4W 9D 7L in 20)
- Both teams' last 10-game records show 7 BTTS yes out of 10, suggesting goals from both sides are likely
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