Iceland Premier Division
Iceland Premier Division Form Table
2026

Iceland Premier Division Team Form Guide – Recent Results & Form on Betiball.com

Betiball's Iceland Premier Division form guide tracks every team's recent results — win/draw/loss sequences, goals scored and conceded, and home versus away performance. Essential context for any Iceland Premier Division match prediction.
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Recent Form Guide

Team Games Played
01 Vikingur Reykjavik Vikingur Reykjavik
0 6
02 KR Reykjavik KR Reykjavik
2 6
03 Fram Reykjavik Fram Reykjavik
1 6
04 Breidablik Breidablik
2 6
05 Valur Reykjavik Valur Reykjavik
4 6
06 Stjarnan Gardabaer Stjarnan Gardabaer
2 6
07 IBV Vestmannaeyjar IBV Vestmannaeyjar
0 6
08 Keflavik Keflavik
2 6
09 Akranes Akranes
3 6
10 KA Akureyri KA Akureyri
6 6
11 Hafnarfjordur Hafnarfjordur
2 6
12 Thor Akureyri Thor Akureyri
4 6

How Betiball.com Uses Iceland Premier Division Form Data

Recent form is the single most dynamic input in our prediction model. Betiball.com tracks each Iceland Premier Division team's last five and last ten results — goals scored, goals conceded, clean sheets, and result sequence — updating form ratings after every matchday. A team on a five-game winning run with a high xG output commands a different probability weight than the same team after three straight defeats.

Home vs Away Form in Iceland Premier Division

Our model separates home and away form because the performance gap between the two varies significantly by team and league. Some Iceland Premier Division sides are dramatically stronger at home — and that split is reflected in our Iceland Premier Division predictions and Asian Handicap lines. Check the Iceland Premier Division standings for home and away record breakdowns alongside the form data.

Form Meets Fixtures

Form data is most useful when mapped against the upcoming schedule. Review the Iceland Premier Division fixtures to spot teams entering a run of tough or favourable opponents — fixture difficulty is a key factor in how our model projects form continuation versus regression. Browse today's tips to see form-based predictions live.

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