Bodo/Glimt vs Arsenal prediction, live stream and betting

• Bodo/Glimt vs Arsenal kick off time
• Bodo/Glimt vs Arsenal live stream
• The team news
• Bodo/Glimt vs Arsenal predictions
• What the managers say

Europa League action continues on Thursday as the Gunners travel to Norway and fans looking to make a Bodo/Glimt vs Arsenal prediction should check out the predicted line-ups, stats and betting odds before making their choices.

Bodo/Glimt vs Arsenal kick off time

The match between Bodo/Glimt is due to start at 17:45pm BST on 13 October at the Aspmyra Stadion.

Bodo/Glimt vs Arsenal live stream

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The team news

The headline team news is that Gunners top-scorer Gabriel Jesus has not made the trip to Norway, having started all 11 previous games so far this season for Mikael Arteta’s team. The Brazilian featured in Sunday’s 3-2 over Liverpool but suffered a head injury when clashing with Kostas Tsimikas.

Oleksandr Zinchenko, Emile Smith-Rowe and Mohamed Elneny remain missing for Arsenal.

The hosts will be missing midfielders Sondre Fet and Gaute Hoberg Vetti, who are absent with knee and hip injuries respectively but otherwise manager Kjetil Knutsen has a full squad to choose from.

Bodo/Glimt were 1-0 down at half time against Sandefjord before Knutsen brought on Runar Espejord and Ulrik Saltnes, and both are expected to start against Arsenal.

Joel Mvuka and Ola Solbakken will continue their battle for supremacy on the right-hand side of the attack, and the fresh legs of the former may be preferred from the first whistle at the Aspmyra Stadion.

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Bodo/Glimt vs Arsenal predictions

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Arsenal were 3-0 winners when the teams met at the Emirates Stadium on October 6, with Eddie Nketiah, Rob Holding and Fabio Vieira scoring the goals.

Fans who fancy Arsenal to repeat the feat can get 39/5 on a 0-3 result, while Arsenal to win by three goals or more (Arsenal -2) is 12/5.

Nketiah is 7/2 to open the scoring and 99/100 to score at any time. Vieira is 21/10 to score at any time and defender Holding is 9/1 to repeat his goalscoring antics in this the reverse fixture.

The match is of special significance to Arsenal’s Norway-born star Martin Odegaard and he can be backed at 33/5 to open the scoring or 9/4 to score at any time.

Arsenal have won both their Group A matches so far and are unsurprisingly strong favourites to continue that streak at 39/100. The Norwegian champions are available at 9/2 and the draw at 16/5.

What the managers say

Speaking at the official UEFA pre-match press conference, Arsenal boss Arteta said: “What we are thinking is how are we going to win the game, that’s it. How we win every three days in different conditions, in different contexts, in different weather, in different competitions and that’s the only way that we are approaching the game.

“We don’t know. A player can get injured in an artificial pitch, he can get injured in a training session. Obviously, we’ve done what we’ve tried to do to protect the players as much as we can. At the end of the day, tomorrow, we’re going to have 11 players on that pitch.

“I think I mentioned it before we played the home game. Obviously what this team and this coaching staff has done in the last few years is remarkable and in Europe it’s got more headlines to the rest of Europe. Without a question of a doubt the result they had here (against Roma) speaks for itself."