Eintracht – Borussia M

The match in Frankfurt has all the prerequisites to be effective

The last three and a half weeks of Eintracht's performances in official football competitions emphasise the awesomeness of German football. During this period, the Frankfurt club lost six games, were knocked out of the German Cup by out-of-town Saarbrücken, finished second in the Conference League group after defeats to Greek and Scottish clubs, and dropped to the middle of the standings in the league. However, Eintracht still won one match out of seven. In it, the team defeated not just anyone, but the German champion and one of the three strongest rated clubs in Europe with a score of 5-1. Gladbach Borussia in one of the past seasons also beat Bayern, but now this team is quite modest and quite stable in this. For example, recently Seoane's wards became the first footballers in a few months to lose to Union Berlin. Bookmakers have identified the hosts of the field as the favourites for the upcoming meeting, offering odds of 1.86 on their victory. Eintracht started the new season in Germany very well and until the end of September went without defeat. After Wolfsburg robbed the Frankfurt club of their innocence in this respect, the hosts of the upcoming match looked more than decent for another month and a half. The nightmare streak began for Eintracht in mid-November, with a seemingly won point in Bremen, when the club managed to score two goals. After that game, the team travelled for national team matches, after which the aforementioned streak of seven matches with only one spectacular glimmer occurred. Before travelling to Frankfurt am Main, Borussia fans should be confused by their team's away form. Away from home this season, the Gladbach club are conceding a wild number of goals and losing points in almost all cases. It's hard to believe, but the Bundesliga midfielder has conceded an average of exactly three goals per game in seven away games this season. None of the duels ended with less than four goals for two opponents. In turn, none of Eintracht's last five home matches have contained less than three goals. We bet that the upcoming meeting will be rich in goals.