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November 26 2021, 15:35 · Alex Sarwar

Eintracht Frankfurt vs Union Berlin Preview & Prediction

Eintracht Frankfurt vs Union Berlin Preview & Prediction
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THE FACTS

When is Eintracht Frankfurt vs Union Berlin taking place? Eintracht Frankfurt vs Union Berlin will take place on Sunday 28th November, 2021 at 14:30 (UK)

Where is Eintracht Frankfurt vs Union Berlin taking place? Eintracht Frankfurt vs Union Berlin will take place at Deutsche Bank Park in Frankfurt am Main

Where can I get tickets for Eintracht Frankfurt vs Union Berlin? Ticket information for Eintracht Frankfurt vs Union Berlin can be found on each club’s official website

What TV channel is Eintracht Frankfurt vs Union Berlin on in the UK? Sky Sports have the rights to show German Bundesliga matches in the UK, so it is worth checking their schedule for Eintracht Frankfurt vs Union Berlin

Where can I stream Eintracht Frankfurt vs Union Berlin in the UK? Eintracht Frankfurt vs Union Berlin may be streamed to Sky Sports subscribers using Sky Go while the Sky Sports YouTube channel may also live stream the match

THE TEAM NEWS

EINTRACHT FRANKFURT

PREDICTED XI (3-4-2-1): Trapp; Tuta, Hinteregger, N'Dicka; Chandler, Sow, Jakic, Kostic; Kamada, Lindstrom; Borre

UNAVAILABLE: Lenz (Injured)

QUESTIONABLE:

UNION BERLIN

PREDICTED XI (3-4-1-2): Luthe; Friedrich, Knoche, Baumgartl; Trimmel, Khedira, Promel, Giesselmann; Haraguchi; Kruse, Awoniyi

UNAVAILABLE:

QUESTIONABLE: Behrens (Isolating)

THE PREDICTION

Union Berlin travel to Eintracht Frankfurt riding the crest of a wave following their derby victory over Hertha and backing that up with an away win in the Europa Conference League against Maccabi Haifa. However, the Union players have covered a lot of ground over the past week and it would be no surprise if they are not at their best from a physical perspective in this one, presenting an opportunity for the hosts to take advantage. Matches involving either of these two sides normally see goals at either end of the pitch. Four of Eintracht Frankfurt’s last five fixtures in all competitions have seen both teams score, whilst the same outcome has occurred in six of Union Berlin’s last eight. When taking this into account, regardless of who comes out on top between the two sides, backing both teams to score must be seriously considered.