Eintracht Frankfurt vs Mainz Prediction 26.01.2024

• Competition: Germany &— Bundesliga
• Date: Friday, 26th, January 2024
• Kickoff: 19:30 UK/20.30 CEST
• Venue: Deutsche Bank Park (Frankfurt)

In their pursuit of staying competitive for the top four positions, Frankfurt is set to host low-ranking team Mainz at Deutsche Bank Park for a Bundesliga clash this Friday.

Eintracht Frankfurt vs Mainz Betting Tips : Frankfurt to Win

Despite the missteps of Stuttgart and RB Leipzig, who are in third and fourth place respectively, Eintracht failed to capitalize and close in on Champions League positions. Their entire effort and a two-goal lead were wasted when they frustratingly conceded a late 2-2 draw during their weekend visit to bottom-placed Darmstadt.

Despite the recent Saturday setback, Frankfurt has been displaying a solid performance of late. In the last five Bundesliga matches, they’ve secured maximum points in three, including impressive victories over Bayern Munich with a scoreline of 5-1, and a tight 1-0 win against RB Leipzig, starting the new year on a high note.

Recently, Die Adler have been dominating top-tier German teams and are firmly determined to secure a positive outcome this weekend to continue their pursuit of a top-four spot. This is especially considering their impressive performances at Deutsche Bank Park this season, with only one defeat in their first eight home games.

It seems that Dino Toppmoller’s team is on the verge of securing a full three-point reward, as they go up against a Mainz team struggling through a disastrous season. This is clearly illustrated by the fact that their unexpected 2-0 triumph over RB Leipzig earlier in November was their only moment of joy in 17 premier league games.

Die Nullfunfer, currently tied on points with two teams in the automatic relegation spots of the German second division, take comfort in having an extra match to play. However, their struggle to score goals continues to be their greatest challenge. Placed 16th, their tally of 14 goals ranks them as the second poorest attacking team.

Despite recently proving to be a tough nut to crack on the road, stringing together a sequence of six consecutive draws, Jan Siewert’s men are still in pursuit of their first triumph away from home this term (D6, L3), providing yet another compelling reason to seriously consider Eintracht’s victory. Capitalizing on the home-field advantage and riding the wave of their current momentum, Frankfurt is set to add another victory to their tally against the relegation-endangered Mainz.