Right, so we've got Vendsyssel FF at home to Vejle on 1 November, and I'll be honest — this one's got me scratching my head a bit.
Vendsyssel FF have been having a rough patch. Five games, no wins. Two draws and three losses, and they've conceded 10 goals in that stretch. They went down 0–2 at home to HB Koge three weeks ago, and lost 1–2 away to Kolding IF two weeks ago. The only bright spot was a 2–2 draw at Hobro's ground nine days ago. Their home record over the last 20 games is solid — 12 wins, 1 draw, 7 losses — but that's a 12-month span and the recent stuff is telling a very different story. In their last 10 across all grounds, they've only managed 2 wins, 3 draws and 5 losses, conceding 1.8 per game. That's a lot of goals leaking out.
Vejle, on the other hand, have been a bit more steady. One win, two draws, two losses in their last five. They kept a 0–0 at home against Aarhus Fremad just eight days ago and picked up a 1–0 away at Aalborg a week before that. Their away record over 20 games is 5 wins, 9 draws, 6 losses, and they've only conceded 0.9 per game in their last 10 across all grounds. That's a tight back line, and it's the kind of unit that makes life difficult for any opposition, especially one that's been leaking goals like a sieve.
Now, the head-to-head here is thin. The only meeting within the last 12 months was back in September at Vejle's ground, and Vejle won 4–1. There's no recent meeting at Vendsyssel FF's ground. The older stuff — a 0–0 draw in 2023 at Vendsyssel FF's place — is historical and doesn't really tell us much about where things are now. So we're flying a bit on the H2H front, and I'd rather lean on current form.
The matchup tables do show Vendsyssel FF's home numbers looking strong — 1.85 points per game, 1.55 scored, 1.2 conceded over 20 home games. But Vejle's away defence is the real story: they've kept 6 clean sheets in 20 away games and only conceded 1.5 per game. And in their last 10, Vejle have conceded just 0.9 per game, which is a world away from Vendsyssel FF's 1.8. That's a big gap in the numbers, and it's the kind of thing that tends to show up on the pitch.
The counter-argument? Vendsyssel FF's home record is genuinely good over 20 games, and they've scored in 16 of those 20. They're not a team that sits back and folds. Plus, Vejle's away record is more draws than wins — 9 draws in 20 away games — so they're not exactly a team that goes out and dominates on the road. And Vendsyssel FF have had 4 of their last 5 games go over 2.5 goals, so if this one opens up, the hosts could find a way in.
Key Points:
- Vendsyssel FF have won 0 of their last 5, conceding 10 goals and keeping no clean sheets
- Vejle have conceded just 0.9 per game in their last 10 and kept 2 clean sheets in 5
- The only recent head-to-head (September 2026) saw Vejle win 4–1 at their own ground
- Vendsyssel FF's 20-game home record is strong (12W 1D 7L) but recent form tells a different tale
- Vejle's away record is 5W 9D 6L — more draws than wins on the road
No bet — the evidence points to Vejle being the stronger side, but Vendsyssel FF's home record and the thin head-to-head at this venue mean I can't honestly rate the away win high enough to feel comfortable at 1.75, and the other markets don't offer a clear edge either.
