Heidenheim take on the visitors Wolfsburg in the round 10 match of German Bundesliga. The match will be played on Sunday, November 10th at Voith-Arena (Heidenheim).
Frank Schmidt’s squad holds 13th place in the German league. With 10 points in nine matches, the team from Heidenheim an der Brenz sits in 13th place, just two points above the relegation playoff zone. Heidenheim has struggled domestically; Schmidt’s side was knocked out of the German Cup last month after a 1-2 loss to Hertha, and they’ve picked up only one point in their last four league matches. Last week, they fell 0-1 away to Holstein, a team currently in the relegation zone. In European competitions, however, Heidenheim is performing more confidently. After three rounds, they’re in sixth place in the Conference League standings, having claimed a full nine points. Last Thursday, they secured a 2-0 away victory over Scotland's Hearts, with goals from Sirlord Conteh and Jan Schöppner. The team is missing two players due to injuries: holding midfielder Julian Niehues and midfielder Denis Thomalla.
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Ralph Hasenhüttl’s team stands 14th in the Bundesliga. With nine points from nine games, Wolfsburg sits even closer to the relegation zone than Heidenheim, so they’re highly motivated heading into this match. Last season, the “Wolves” collected four points in their two games against Heidenheim (a 2-0 home win and a 1-1 away draw). Notably, Schmidt’s team has never defeated Wolfsburg in official competition (one draw and four losses since 2008). In the upcoming match, the “Green-Whites” are slight favorites. Hasenhüttl’s squad has lost only once in their four away Bundesliga matches this season, narrowly falling to Leverkusen 3-4. Adding to the challenge for the hosts is the fatigue from their recent European match in Scotland.
Considering these factors, a bet on the visitors with an advantage in their favor is a reliable option. Wolfsburg isn’t involved in European competitions this season, but they made a strong showing in the German Cup, eliminating one of the tournament favorites, Borussia Dortmund, with a 1-0 overtime win. However, the “Wolves” have been prone to draws, tying their last two Bundesliga games against St. Pauli away (0-0) and Augsburg at home (1-1). Injuries pose a concern for Hasenhüttl, with several players sidelined: backup goalkeeper Niklas Klinger, defender Rogerio, midfielders Mattias Svanberg, Aster Vranckx, Kevin Paredes, and forward Bartosz Bialek.
Prediction for the match: Wolfsburg to win.
