Greuther Furth vs Fortuna Dusseldorf Prediction & Betting Tips - 2nd Bundesliga

Prediction published on 18/05/2021, 02:18  by Xuan | Modified on 18/05/2021 at 02:20 in 2nd Bundesliga Prediction

This is the match between the third and fourth-placed team in the Bundesliga in the final round. But Fortuna Fortuna Dusseldorf are five points less than the home team SpVgg Greuther Furth so they don't have much motivation to play. SpVgg Greuther Furth still have a very small chance to win the title if they win while VfL Bochum lose and Holstein Kiel don't win. This is unlikely to happen because Holstein Kiel play at home against eighth-placed Darmstadt while VfL Bochum welcome relegation fighters SV Sandhausen. SpVgg Greuther won five in their last eight home games, so they need try the best to win this game. After a 2-1 loss at St. Pauli, they picked up four points from two home games against SV Sandhausen and Karlsruher SC. Last round SpVgg Greuther Furth secured a spot in the top three by a 4-2 away win over SC Paderborn 07. Robin Kehr is currently in quarantine after testing positive for COVID-19, while Mergim Mavraj is sidelined with a muscle problem.

If you are an Asian handicap bettor, you will see Fortuna Dusseldorf lost five in their last seven away games, where they won two, drew two, and lost three games based on 1x2 outcome. Those things show their away form isn't good enough and they even lost against underdogs. Fortuna Dusseldorf have played three home games in a row after their 2-1 loss at SC Paderborn 07, where they opened the score by Rouwen Hennings in the 64th minute. Then they continued the race for the top three by a 3-2 win against Karlsruher SC, but a 2-2 home draw with Eintracht Braunschweig closed their small hopes about the promotion play-off. Fortuna Dusseldorf won to nil against Erzgebirge Aue in the 33th round with goals of Shinta Appelkamp, Marcel Sobottka, and Kristoffer Peterson. Dawid Kownacki could be back in the starting lineup after recovering from a concussion, while André Hoffmann, Jamil Siebert, and Thomas Pledl are named in the absentee list.