Molde was unlucky to get Karabakh as the opponent in the third qualifying round of the Champions League. And this is not because of the unlimited power of the club from Azerbaijan. But because Molde is going to travel 4700km to play a decisive one leg match. Moreover, the Norwegians are far from their ideal shape, so they are going to face a serious challenge against a very robust champion from Azerbaijan. Molde has lost three out of four games over the last month in the national championship- all against mid-tier teams. Meanwhile, Karabakh has scored four points in two opening games of the season and seems to be capable of establishing its dominance on the field against Molde. Even though bookies do not believe in Karabakh, it has more chances of qualifying to the next stage.