Hertha
Line-up
- 1A. Schwolow
- 31Dardai, Marton
- 5N. Stark
- 13L. Klünter
- 18S. Ascacíbar
- 29L. Tousart
- 10Matheus Cunha
- 42D. Zeefuik
- 17M. Mittelstädt
- 15Cordoba, Jhon
- 9K. Piątek
- 20D. Boyata
- 25J. Torunarigha
- 6V. Darida
- 24N. Radonjić
- 16Javairo Dilrosun
Subs
- 12Korber, Nils
- 14Alderete, Omar
- 2P. Pekarík
- 23E. Löwen
Missing
- 22R. Jarstein
- 32Netz, Luca
Arminia
Line-up
- 1S. Ortega
- 23Anderson Lucoqui
- 4J. Nilsson
- 2A. Pieper
- 27C. Brunner
- 31A. Maier
- 19M. Prietl
- 11Okugawa, Masaya
- 8R. Doan
- 21A. Voglsammer
- 9F. Klos
- 6M. van der Hoorn
- 7C. Gebauer
- 16Kunze, Fabian
- 36S. Schipplock
- 17Soukou, Cebio
Subs
- 34O. Linnér
- 5J. Laursen
- 30Hartel, Marcel
- 28M. Vlap
Missing
- 15N. De Medina
✅Hertha✅Over 1.5✅
A genuine relegation six pointer with the two teams level on points, but Hertha have the better goal difference and a precious game in hand.
Hertha have not lost to Bielefeld in nine games with the last defeat dating back to October 1978.
Lowly Arminia Bielefeld shocked Bayer Leverkusen recently and took a deserved point off Bayern in their own backyard as well, moving out of the automatic relegation places after a five-game unbeaten run, which ended abruptly with a 5-0 defeat in Gladbach.
Even after that heavy loss, Bielefeld have taken five points in four away games under new coach Frank Kramer, having only managed six points in 11 games under predecessor Uwe Neuhaus.
This is relegation-threatened Hertha's third game in less than a week following a COVID-19 enforced break, while Arminia Bielefeld will come in refreshed after a fortnight's break in between games.
A point per game on average from 30 games this season is dreadful for Hertha considering the capital city club's ******* outlay on transfers in 2020.
Despite the games coming thick and fast, back Hertha Berlin to get the job done against a beatable Bielefeld side.