Freiburg vs. Dortmund: Going into their Bundesliga 1 match, Heidenheim and Borussia Dortmund are tied. Dortmund had possession of the ball for 70% of the match, but none of their 14 shots on goal went in. Heidenheim made twelve tries, but they were unable to locate the back of the net.
The defense of Borussia Dortmund has been doing admirably lately. In their last six games, Borussia Dortmund has demonstrated its frugal mindset by allowing just three goals to go past their goalkeeper. It will be fascinating to see if this pattern holds true for the duration of the game.
After dropping their most recent Bundesliga 1 match to Stuttgart, Freiburg will be trying to bounce back.
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Despite controlling 75 percent of the play, Freiburg only scored one goal in six attempts. Freiburg only managed a goal at the 45-second mark through Lukas Kubler. Stuttgart made 17 attempts at goal, only three of which were successful. Maximilian Mittelstadt (74′), Chris Führich (7′), and Deniz Undav (3′) scored for Stuttgart.
With 20 shots on goal and an average of 3.33 goals in their last six games, Freiburg has shown that they can compete in physically tough games. Their opponents have scored eleven runs out of this total.
Evaluation of the Freiburg vs. Dortmund prediction
The head-to-head record between the two teams going back to February 6, 2021, shows that Freiburg has won two and Borussia Dortmund has won four of their encounters. In all of the games that have been played, there have been no ties.
Furthermore, those games saw 28 goals scored in total, or 4.67 goals per game on average. On September 16, 2023, the fourth day of Bundesliga 1 action, Borussia Dortmund defeated Freiburg 2-4 in the final league match between these two teams.
Freiburg had fifteen shots on goal that day, four of which were successful, and fifty percent of the possession. Lucas and Nicolas Hofer scored the goals in the 44th and 45th minutes, respectively. Only seven of Borussia Dortmund’s fifteen attempts on goal were successful. In 60 minutes, Donyell Malen scored; in 92 minutes, Marco Reus scored; and in 11 minutes, Mats Hummels scored. The match referee was Tobias Stieler.
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