Our prediction for this Bundesliga match:
Freiburg
Match Time & Date:
16/06/2020
02:30 PM
Prediction: 2-0
Hertha
Schwarzwald-Stadion will host Tuesday’s football game between Freiburg and Hertha, the two mid-table sides. Freiburg are still in the race for a place in European competitions, while Hertha have little to play for in the season finale. Christian Streich’s troops did well to beat Borussia M’gladbach in their last home game, but keep in mind that there will be no spectators at Schwarzwald-Stadion due to the fierce of coronavirus spread.
The capital club, on the other hand, aim to make amends for back-to-back defeats to the likes of Borussia Dortmund and Eintracht Frankfurt. Hertha experienced all sorts of problems at the back in their last league match, and given the number of absentees in the away, we believe that there is a big value in betting on the hosts. The likes of Mittelstadt, Kraft, Ascacibar, Dirlosun, Leckie, and Netz are all sidelined with injury, while Boyata misses the game through suspension.
Freiburg vs Hertha H2H
Freiburg
50%
Curent Form
Position
vs
Position
67%
Curent Form
Hertha
Last 6 Matches
League Statistics
Average Goals Per Match
Last 6 Matches
League Statistics
Average Goals Per Match
Freiburg vs Hertha H2H Last Matches
14/12/19
Hertha
Freiburg
09/03/19
Freiburg
Hertha
21/10/18
Hertha
Freiburg
Total Score
Freiburg
Hertha
Freiburg vs Hertha H2H
FRE
50%
Curent Form
Position
vs
Position
67%
Curent Form
HER
Last 6 Matches
League Statistics
Avg Goals/Match
Last 6 Matches
League Statistics
Avg Goals/Match
Freiburg vs Hertha H2H Last Matches
14/12/19
HER
FRE
09/03/19
FRE
HER
21/10/18
HER
FRE
Total Score
FRE
HER
Highlighted Player (Alexander Schwolow):
One of the key cogs in Freiburg’s push for Bundesliga survival in 2017/18, Alexander Schwolow remains remembered for his impressive displays against some of league’s biggest sides which proved decisive in his team’s relegation battle.
A product of Freiburg academy, Alexander Schwolow was forced to work for his place under the spotlight and it wasn’t until his loan spell in the Third Division with Armenia Bielefeld in 2014 that Schwolow earned his place between the sticks at his parent club. His stock went through a rapid rise in 2016/17 campaign when Alexander Schwolow played a great part in his team’s seventh-place finish and a place in the UEFA Europa league qualification.
Schwolow’s impressive goalkeeping exploits got his name written in the notebook of some of Europe’s biggest clubs and it is fair to say we could see his move abroad in foreseeable future. Alexander Schwolow represented Germany in U18, U19 and U20 categories but has yet to earn a senior cap.
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.
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