Eintracht Frankfurt and Wolfsburg go head-to-head for three points at the Deutsche Bank Park in the German Bundesliga on Sunday, 2 February. Read our German football predictions for the fixture below.
Contents
- 1 Eintracht Frankfurt vs Wolfsburg prediction: Expect goals at the Europa-Park Stadion
- 2 Pre-game odds and win probability: Die Adler are favourites
- 3 Most recent H2Hs: Results have been mixed
- 4 Eintracht Frankfurt preview: Ngankam and Baum suspended
- 5 Wolfsburg preview: Wimmer serving a ban
- 6 Player to watch – Robin Koch
Eintracht Frankfurt vs Wolfsburg prediction: Expect goals at the Europa-Park Stadion
Key Stats
- Five of Eintracht Frankfurt’s last seven Bundesliga fixtures have featured goals at both ends.
- Frankfurt notched two goals in three of their last four meetings with Wolfsburg.
- Eintracht Frankfurt have won three of their last four home assignments in the Bundesliga.
- Frankfurt’s Bundesliga fixtures have been averaging 10.53 corners per game this season.
Correct score prediction: Eintracht Frankfurt 2-1 Wolfsburg
Eintracht Frankfurt have won three of their last four league games on home soil and they have also scored two goals in three of their last four tussles with Wolfsburg. We’ve combined both stats into a 2-1 correct score prediction here.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Die Adler are favourites
- HOME: 10/11 (1.91) – 52.4%
- DRAW: 14/5 (3.80) – 26.3%
- AWAY: 11/4 (3.75) – 26.7%
*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
Eintracht Frankfurt were beaten 2-0 by Roma in the Europa League in midweek, though they have a 52.4% chance of bouncing back with a win over Wolfsburg on Sunday.
Wolfsburg drew 2-2 at home with Holstein Kiel last weekend, though they have lost two of their last three matches on the road and they are 11/4 underdogs ahead of Sunday’s game. Read more of our latest football predictions and German football analysis on our dedicated page.
Most recent H2Hs: Results have been mixed
Eintracht Frankfurt beat Wolfsburg 2-1 in September, while both teams notched in three of the teams’ last four meetings.
Germany Bundesliga I 14/09/24

Wolfsburg

Eintracht Frankfurt
Germany Bundesliga I 25/02/24

Eintracht Frankfurt

Wolfsburg
Germany Bundesliga I 30/09/23

Wolfsburg

Eintracht Frankfurt
Germany Bundesliga I 05/03/23

Wolfsburg

Eintracht Frankfurt
Germany Bundesliga I 10/09/22

Eintracht Frankfurt

Wolfsburg
Eintracht Frankfurt preview: Ngankam and Baum suspended
Nathaniel Brown, Krisztian Lisztes, Eric Ebimbe, Oscar Hojlund and Mehdi Loune are possible injured absentees while Jessic Ngankam and Elias Baum are suspended. Elye Wahi could be back in the fold having recovered from a thigh issue.
Predicted lineup: Trapp (GK), Kristensen, Tuta, Koch, Theate, Knauff, Larsson, Skhiri, Bahoya, Ekitike, Chaibi
Germany Bundesliga I 11/05/25
D

St Pauli
2

Eintracht Frankfurt
2
Germany Bundesliga I 04/05/25
D

Mainz
1

Eintracht Frankfurt
1
Germany Bundesliga I 26/04/25
W

RB Leipzig
0

Eintracht Frankfurt
4
Germany Bundesliga I 20/04/25
D

Augsburg
0

Eintracht Frankfurt
0
UEFA Europa League 17/04/25
L

Tottenham
1

Eintracht Frankfurt
0
Wolfsburg preview: Wimmer serving a ban
Wolfsburg could be without the services of Moritz Jenz, Jakub Kaminski, Lovro Majer and Rogerio on Sunday. Patrick Wimmer is suspended meanwhile. Die Wolfe are handily placed in 7th position in the table, while only three clubs have scored more goals than Wolfsburg so far.
Predicted lineup: Grabara (GK), Fischer, Vavro, Koulierakis, Maehle, Tomas, Arnold, Gerhardt, Svanberg, Amoura, Wind
Germany Bundesliga I 09/05/25
D

TSG Hoffenheim
2

Wolfsburg
2
Germany Bundesliga I 03/05/25
L

Borussia Dortmund
4

Wolfsburg
0
Germany Bundesliga I 26/04/25
L

SC Freiburg
1

Wolfsburg
0
Germany Bundesliga I 19/04/25
D

Mainz
2

Wolfsburg
2
Germany Bundesliga I 11/04/25
L

RB Leipzig
3

Wolfsburg
2
Player to watch – Robin Koch
Robin Koch has been an ever-present for Eintracht Frankfurt in the Bundesliga this season, starting all 19 of Die Adler’s fixtures in the German top tier since the start of the 2024/25 campaign.

Koch’s experience is key
Koch, who turns 29 in July, has been averaging 5.50 clearances per game in the Bundesliga this term and the defensive stalwart’s ability to get the ball away from danger could come to the fore again on Sunday.