Our prediction for this Bundesliga 2 match:
Buoyed by a 5-1 win over Eintracht Braunschweig, Hertha Berlin will look to give fans yet another reason to celebrate when they take on Karlsruher on Matchday 27. The capital club aim to escape the danger zone and they are likely to adopt yet another attack-minded approach. Hungarian defender Marton Dardai serves a one-game ban, while all Brooks, Dudziak, and Hussein are out of contention through injuries.
Christian Eichner’s troops, on the other hand, are safe for now with little to play for in the season finale. As Hertha proved their worth in the crushing of Braunschweig, we predict that the visitors are going to return home with their hands empty. Speaking of the away team, midfielder Nicolai Rapp is back from suspension, but both Andrin Hunziker and Efe-Kaan Sihlaroglu continue to miss out through injuries. Christian Eichner should stick to the 3-5-2 formation.
Highlighted Team (Hertha):

Hertha Berlin is a German football club from the city Berlin which is currently active in the highest German football division the Bundesliga. The club was founded in 1892 and is active in the Bundesliga since 2011//2012. Between 1926 and 1931 Hertha BSC managed to reach 6 times to the final of the Deutsche Meisterschaft which they managed to win 2 times (in 1930 and one year later in 1931).
Hertha Berlin originally played its home games in the Plumpe which got bombed during the WW II. After the bombings Hertha Berlin stated to play their games in the Olympic Stadium in Berlin. The club colors of Hertha Berlin are blue and red and is also known as Die Alte Dame which is the same nickname as Juventus. Next to winning the German national league Hertha Berlin managed to reach to the final in the DFB Pokal in 1977, 1979 and 1993.
Hertha played several times in the UEFA Cup (former Europa League) and qualified for the group stage in the Champions League in the season 1999/2000. Known players that played for Hertha BSC are: Basturk, Deisler, Bobic and Marcelinho.