HB Køge vs Hillerød Fodbold: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Fri, 07 Nov '25)

Get ready for an epic showdown in the Betinia Liga, happening at an entirely respectable hour—Friday, 07 November '25, to be precise. As these two teams prepare to clash, it’s a tale that’s sure to tickle your funny bone. Heads will invariably butt as HB Køge and Hillerød Fodbold face off, but if history has taught us anything, it's that Hillerød Fodbold has been the cat to HB Køge's mouse, winning all three of their previous encounters, with nary a draw to be found. Their last tango on the field saw Hillerød Fodbold confidently shuffle past HB Køge with a 3-1 victory on their home turf on Saturday, 23 August '25.

HB Køge sauntered into this week on the back of a 3-1 stumble against Hvidovre, while Hillerød Fodbold sambaed in triumph after trumping Hobro 2-1. A glance at the current league standings shows HB Køge nesting comfortably in the tenth position, while Hillerød Fodbold reigns atop the pack at position one. Clearly, these teams are marching to the beat of different drummers.

Keep a keen eye on the flair and finesse of C. T. Jensen—the maestro of goals for HB Køge with five this season. Match this with Hillerød's premier playmaker, V. Dedes, who has kindly distributed three assists so far, and you have a tantalizing subplot to the big match. When it comes to player ratings, HB Køge's lineup dazzles occasionally with Noah Sømmergaard at 7.18, Hans Christian Bonnesen with a noble 7.1, and Gabriël Culhaci clocking in at 6.98. Hillerød, however, counter with their own stars: Jonathan Witt shines with 7.52, followed closely by Adrian Justinussen’s impressive 7.41, and Gregers Arndal’s underdog charm at 7.07.

When possession is nine-tenths of the law, Hillerød would be the prime suspect—they average 50.64% in matches, leaving HB Køge holding the fort at a quaint 40.86%. Regular set-pieces are a must in football if you fancy counting corners; HB Køge averages 3.29, whereas their peers from Hillerød whistle up 4.5 corners a game. When it comes to cards, HB Køge leads the yellow card parade with 23, complemented by two reds and one penalty goal against them—same for Hillerød, minus a few yellows (19, to be precise).

Now, based on these stats and the fact that past forms never lie (except when they do), the crystal ball humorously suggests Hillerød Fodbold retaining their monopoly on victories. HB Køge might just have to settle as the comedic relief—perhaps waiting for their punchline moment next time.