Match day 9 in the German Fem League, which faces Eintracht F Vs Turbine F, at 18:15 at the Stadion am Brentanobad in Frankfurt.
For this match we are going to seek more than 2.5 goals throughout the 90 minutes.
A classic (old new classic), even though Frankfurt is no longer Frankfurt and Eintracht is the one that puts the money, and Turbine, which is the only original club left in the BUndesliga.
I already said, both know each other very well, it is a classic, and the objective is the same, to win today and finish one ahead of the other at the end of the year, to be able to be in Champions place. A lot of powder upstairs, but the local ones I think, also the Turbines away from home are leaving us entertaining games. Old reunions too, and for me the locals are favorites despite what the bookies say, even so, we go with the goals.
Frankfurt begins its particular Everest with matches against Turbine, Wolfsburg and BAyern. As I was saying, they have been absorbed by the boys’ team, and the objective is none other than to return to the Champions League. They are 4th with 14 points, 2 from the Turbines and far from the two colossi. They are the third highest scorers in the league with 19 goals scored, which is normal with the league’s top scorer among their ranks and Prasnikar also returns. They also receive, and have conceded 8 goals, which leaves us an average of more than 3 goals per game, having exceeded the line in 6 of their 8 games, and I think they cannot afford to puncture today with what is coming.
The Turbines are in 3rd position with 16 points. Many changes this season, although it gives me that there will be more next. Hertta is putting money in, and we’ll see how long they keep calling themselves Turbine Potsdam. They are the fourth highest scoring with 16 goals scored and have received 13, leaving us an average of more than 3.5 goals per game. It is true that 8 of those 13 goals have been from Wolfsburg and Bayern, but away from home Meppen and Duisburg (both bottom of the table), have made 4 goals (2-3, and 2-2). They would have passed the line in 7 of their 8 games this season.
Having in front of the top scorer in the league who is in Frankfurt in addition to Prasnikar (who was Turbine’s top scorer last year), the locals should make some goal I think, and well, the Turbinas away from home have scored the half of his goals; Frankfurt at home have yet to win in their 3 games played, receiving goals from Leverkusen and Freiburg.
Between the two they usually leave us games with goals, last year they gave us a 4-3 for Potsdam, and a 3-2 for Frankfurt. The previous season 3-3, 3-1, then tighter matches, but I think the fact of being a classic, and seeing how both arrive in front of goal, and that the locals play a lot in this match (having ahead 2 difficult matches) can leave us an entertaining match, we will see.
PREDICTION: Potsdam W to win @ 2,15
