Eintracht Frankfurt vs RB Leipzig
Bundesliga this season
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Bet | RB Leipzig |
Stake | 0.75 unit |
Odds | 2.66 |
Bookmaker | betfair |
Frankfurt eyeing sixth-place finish in season finale against Leipzig.
In the season finale at Deutsche Bank Park, Eintracht Frankfurt aims to secure a sixth-place finish with a crucial victory over RB Leipzig, who are already assured of a top-four spot.
Eintracht Frankfurt
Eintracht Frankfurt are without a win in three games following the weekend’s 1-1 draw with Moenchengladbach. Éric Junior Dina Ebimbe restored parity at Borussia-Park after Robin Hack, who has been Gladbach’s main threat all season, found the back of the net to put the Colts in the lead.
The draw leaves 6th-placed Frankfurt just three points ahead of Hoffenheim, who are in pursuit of the highly sought-after spot. The hosts have 46 points with a goal ratio of 1.48 this season, having scored 49 goals in 33 Bundesliga games.
Die Adler are now looking to end the season with a win, one that would leave them with back-to-back victories over the Red Bulls. The last time both sides met in a contest of ninety minutes, Frankfurt bagged a narrow victory, with Ansgar Knauff emerging as the hero, following his goal inside the first ten minutes.
Victory would also leave the Eagles with back-to-back home wins over Leipzig, having won this exact fixture last season 4-0. Dino Toppmöller is expected to keep the familiar 4-4-2 formation, with Omar Marmoush and Hugo Ekitike in attack.
Donny van de Beek is ruled out alongside Sasa Kalajdžić and Mehdi Loune.
RB Leipzig
RB Leipzig became mathematically assured of a 4th-place finish last weekend after a 1-1 draw with Werder Bremen. AC Milan target Benjamin Šeško restored parity after an own goal from Nicolas Seiwald put Werder Bremen in the lead.
With Dortmund stunned in a 3-0 loss to Mainz, Leipzig moved four points clear of the chasing Black & Yellows. Leipzig have 64 points and are without a win in two games ahead of this fixture against Eintracht Frankfurt.
With the UEFA Champions League already guaranteed all the way down to 5th place, Die Roten Bullen will have little to play for other than finishing the season with a win. "This is the Bundesliga. Games in the Bundesliga are always fun. There's always a special atmosphere in Frankfurt. We're really excited about this game at the end of the season, and of course we want to win," Christoph Baumgartner said ahead of the game.
The last eight games across all competitions ended equally for both sides. Marco Rose is expected to keep last weekend’s 3-4-3 formation with Openda, Christoph Baumgartner, and Yussuf Poulsen in attack.
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