Wolfsburg vs Eintracht Frankfurt prediction, odds & betting tips – 14/09/2024

Wolfsburg lock horns with Eintracht Frankfurt at the Volkswagen Arena in the German Bundesliga on Saturday, 14 September. Read our German football tips for the fixture below.

Wolfsburg vs Eintracht Frankfurt prediction: Die Wolfe to avoid defeat?

Key Stats

• Wolfsburg are unbeaten in six previous meetings with Eintracht Frankfurt.
• Two of the last three tussles between these teams finished level at 2-2.
• Eintracht Frankfurt failed to win eight of their last nine away assignments in the Bundesliga.
• Nine of Wolfsburg’s last 11 home games have featured goals at both ends.

Correct score prediction: Wolfsburg 2-2 Eintracht Frankfurt

Wolfsburg and Eintracht Frankfurt drew 2-2 in two of their last three meetings and another score draw could be worth backing when these evenly-matched outfits collide on Saturday.

Pre-game odds and win probability: Visitors are slight favourites

• HOME: 8/5 (2.60) – 38.5%
• DRAW: 13/5 (3.60) – 27.8%
• AWAY: 6/4 (2.50) – 40%

*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change

Wolfsburg entered the recent international break on the back of a 2-0 win at Holstein Kiel and they gave Bayern Munich a run for their money before that (2-3). Die Wolfe are keenly priced at 1/2 to avoid defeat in the double chance market on Saturday.

Eintracht Frankfurt eased to a 3-1 win at home to Hoffenheim last time out, though their away form has been poor for a sustained period and they offer little value at 6/4 to win on the road on Saturday.  Read more of our German football predictions on our latest football tips page.

Most recent H2Hs: Wolfsburg’s record is strong

Wolfsburg claimed four points from two meetings with Eintracht Frankfurt last season and they have lost only one of their last seven tussles with Die Adler overall.

Germany Bundesliga I 25/02/24

Eintracht Frankfurt

2

Wolfsburg

2

Germany Bundesliga I 30/09/23

Wolfsburg

2

Eintracht Frankfurt

0

Germany Bundesliga I 05/03/23

Wolfsburg

2

Eintracht Frankfurt

2

Germany Bundesliga I 10/09/22

Eintracht Frankfurt

0

Wolfsburg

1

Germany Bundesliga I 12/02/22

Eintracht Frankfurt

0

Wolfsburg

2

Wolfsburg preview: Majer among absentees

Wolfsburg will be without several injured players on Saturday including Lovro Majer, Joakim Maehle, Bartosz Bialek, Kevin Paredes, Lukas Nmecha and Rogerio. Die Wolfe could name close to the same XI that beat Holstein Kiel before the international break.

Predicted lineup: Grabara (GK), Zesiger, Bornauw, Fischer, Arnold, Svanberg, Baku, Majer, Kaiminski, Wimmer, Tomas

Germany Bundesliga I 28/09/24

D

VfB Stuttgart

2

Wolfsburg

2

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L

Bayer Leverkusen

4

Wolfsburg

3

Germany Bundesliga I 14/09/24

L

Eintracht Frankfurt

2

Wolfsburg

1

Club Friendly List 06/09/24

W

Hannover 96

1

Wolfsburg

2

Germany Bundesliga I 31/08/24

W

Holstein Kiel

0

Wolfsburg

2

Eintracht Frankfurt preview: Die Adler missing three

Hugo Larsson, Oscar Hojlund and Mehdi Loune are injured for Frankfurt though Fares Chaibi and Kriszitan Lisztes should shake off minor ailments in time to feature. Die Adler impressed in their 3-1 win over Hoffenheim in their last Bundesliga assignment.

Predicted lineup: Trapp (GK), Koch, Kristensen, Tuta, Nkounkou, Theate, Gotze, Skhiri, Larsson, Marmoush, Ekitike

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W

Besiktas

1

Eintracht Frankfurt

3

Germany Bundesliga I 29/09/24

W

Holstein Kiel

2

Eintracht Frankfurt

4

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D

Viktoria Plzen

3

Eintracht Frankfurt

3

Germany Bundesliga I 21/09/24

W

Borussia M'gladbach

0

Eintracht Frankfurt

2

Germany Bundesliga I 14/09/24

W

Wolfsburg

1

Eintracht Frankfurt

2

Player to watch – Kamil Grabara

Kamil Grabara was signed by Wolfsburg to replace outgoing Saudi Arabia-bound keeper Koen Casteels and the 25-year-old Polish stopper has made an excellent start to life in Germany.

Grabara can be a key performer again

Grabara made seven saves on his debut against Bayern Munich and made another five in Die Wolfe’s win at Holstein Kiel, and though he would prefer to have a quieter outing against Frankfurt, he’s likely to be a busy participant again.