SC Freiburg v BVB: Probable starting line-ups | OneFootball

This time, it’s Sunday at 3:30 p.m. for BVB and its fans. That’s when kickoff takes place at SC Freiburg, who, as tenth in the table with only sixteen points, are performing significantly weaker this season than in previous years. However, this does not make the match a walk in the park for the often efficient but lackluster BVB. Here are the probable starting lineups for #scfbvb.

There have been some last-minute absences on Dortmund’s side. The following players will not be available:

On the other hand, Niklas Süle is fit to play again, but will probably not be in the starting eleven. According to Kicker, the lineup will likely look as follows:

Gregor Kobel – Emre Can, Nico Schlotterbeck, Ramy Bensebaini – Yan Couto, Jobe Bellingham, Felix Nmecha, Daniel Svensson – Karim Adeyemi, Fabio Silva – Serhou Guirassy

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Niko Kovac likely to rely on Felix Nmecha again

SC Freiburg is also only tenth in the home table, but has lost just one of its six home games. The overall record at home currently stands at 3-2-1 with 13:8 goals. BVB, for its part, has lost only one of its seven away games so far, with a record of 4-2-1, which currently means third place, but with another win could mean first place in the away table.

The hosts are also missing just three players, a manageable number.

Since they are likely to rely more on counterattacks, Scherhant will probably start instead of Grifo. The starting eleven against BVB would then look as follows:

Noah Atubolu – Lukas Kübler, Matthias Ginter, Philipp Lienhart, Philipp Treu – Maximilian Eggestein, Patrick Osterhage – Jan Niklas Beste, Johan Manzambi, Derry Scherhant – Lucas Höler

Both teams had European commitments during the week. BVB drew 2-2 at home against FK Bodö/Glimt. Freiburg also didn’t have to travel, beating Salzburg 1-0 at home, which should give them a bit of a boost.

The encounters between these two clubs were high-scoring last season, though very one-sided. BVB won 4-0 at home, and also scored four goals away, winning 4-1 at SCF’s Europa-Park. Many more facts and figures ahead of the SC Freiburg – Borussia Dortmund match can be found here.

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