In this fascinating football match Greuther Fürth and Sandhausen will face each other. The match starts on 23.09.2016 at 23:30 GMT+7. The rivals are fit, and that means that there will be an exciting game with many goals in it.
For this match bookmakers provided the following coefficients:
For the win of team Greuther Fürth there is coefficient 2.02, the winning of the club Sandhausen is estimated by coefficient 3.76, but the draw is estimated by bookmakers by coefficient 3.3.
Greuther Fürth is now in good shape, the team showed good results on their own pitch, and same in away matches. At home, Greuther Fürth has significant support from their fans. This will be a very difficult game for guests, because besides all this, Sandhausen has not yet been able to count on some players of starting line-up, who are missing the game due to injuries. Having analyzed all this, forecasters express their opinion on that match.
The match, in which teams, that conceded the least goals in a season meet, can’t be high-scoring, because no one is going to change their tactics. So it is best to bet on total goals.
TEAM NEWS
There has been good news on the personnel front for Greuther Furth coach Stefan Ruthenbeck in recent days. Jurgen Gjasula is fit and should return to action against Sandhausen, while Mathis Bolly and Sercan Sararer are both also expected to be involved.
Their returns mean that the only definite absentee for the Clover Leaves this weekend is Robert Zulj. The Austrian midfielder has one game of his suspension still to serve.
There are no new injury concerns for Sandhausen coach Kenan Kocak ahead of the trip to Furth. Kocak may well decide to
alter his starting line-up, however, having made no changes for the 0-0 home draw with Heidenheim on Matchday 6.
With Sandhausen only managing one goal in the last two games, Richard Sukuta-Pasu may be handed a chance to impress up front, while attacking midfielder Korbinian Vollmann could also start.
Greuther Furth
Suspended: Zulj (one match)
Doubtful: None
Injured/unavailable: None
Sandhausen
Suspended: None
Doubtful: Zellner (muscular), Derstroff (light training)
Injured/unavailable: Zenga (foot), Stiefler (cruciate ligament), Jansen (ankle)
MATCH PREVIEW
Greuther Furth put in an excellent performance on Matchday 6, beating local rivals Nurnberg 2-1 away from home. Sebastian Freis and Veton Berisha were influential going forward, with both recording an assist.
That said, the Clover Leaves remain one of the league's most inconsistent sides. Stefan Ruthenbeck's troops ruined a perfect home record on Matchday 5 by losing 3-0 in woeful fashion against promoted Wurzburger Kickers, leaving their form in front of their own fans looking slightly shoddier (W2 L1).
Sandhausen played out a 0-0 draw on home turf with high-flying Heidenheim last time out, a decent result given the calibre of the opposition. Kenan Kocak's side showed plenty of defensive resilience – otherwise rare this season – and are still finding their feet under the new coach, as recent results underline (W1 D1 L1).
Having lost both games on the road this season, Sandhausen are, however, the league's worst side away from home. Given their recent inconsistency, I find it hard to see that changing here and am expecting a confident Furth side to claim all three points.
HEAD TO HEAD
Furth boast three wins – including a 3-1 triumph in May – to Sandhausen's one at this level. There have been two draws between the sides.
