SK Brann Kvinner enter the UEFA Women’s Champions League qualifying return leg as narrow favorites at 47% implied probability, building on their 2-1 first-leg win in Bergen and an unbeaten domestic run that includes a dominant Toppserien record of 12 wins and two draws with a +41 goal difference. The Norwegian champions’ blend of attacking depth, set-piece threat, and prior European experience gives them the edge in a two-legged tie, though Austria Wien’s home advantage at the Generali Arena and need for a win or high-scoring draw keep their advancement odds at 28.5%. Austria, the Austrian double winners, have shown strong recent form with heavy scoring in earlier qualifiers, but face a significant step up against Brann’s organized defense and counter-attacking quality. A draw sits at 24.5%, reflecting the finely balanced nature of the aggregate contest.