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Union Berlin
Eintracht FrankfurtCurrent probabilities from the same simulation run shown in the Simulation tab.
Model output updated: 4 Feb 2026, 00:06
This fixture presents a tight contest between two teams in close proximity in the Bundesliga table. Union Berlin, known for their disciplined and resilient approach, will look to leverage their home advantage. [5] Historically, the head-to-head record between these two sides is remarkably balanced, with each team claiming four wins in their last ten meetings, alongside two draws. [5] Recent form suggests a tough match for both sides. Union Berlin has managed only one win in their last six matches across all competitions, with a series of draws highlighting their struggle to secure victories. [5] Eintracht Frankfurt, on the other hand, comes into this match in poor form, having not won in their last eight Bundesliga matches and suffering five losses in their last six games. [5] Their defense has been particularly porous, conceding an average of 2.83 goals per match in that period. [5] The referee for this match is yet to be announced, so a detailed analysis of their potential influence is not possible at this time.
Union Berlin: Union Berlin is dealing with a number of injuries. Key players such as Diogo Leite (Thigh injury), Josip Juranović (Muscle injury), Tom Rothe (Muscle injury), and Robert Skov (Calf injury) are expected to be unavailable until mid-February. Additionally, Dmytro Bogdanov and Tim Skarke are nursing muscle and groin injuries, respectively, with an early February return anticipated.
Eintracht Frankfurt: Eintracht Frankfurt also have a significant list of absentees. Nnamdi Collins and Younes Ebnoutalib are out with knee injuries, while Elias Baum has a medial collateral ligament injury. Can Uzun and Jonathan Burkardt are sidelined with muscle and calf injuries, respectively. Michy Batshuayi is a long-term absentee with a broken ankle. Furthermore, Ellyes Skhiri is suspended for this match.
Given Eintracht Frankfurt's recent defensive frailties and Union Berlin's struggle to convert draws into wins, a surprisingly open and high-scoring affair could be on the cards, contrary to what a typical Union Berlin home game might suggest.
This match is expected to be a hard-fought battle, with Union Berlin's organized defense clashing with an Eintracht Frankfurt side desperate to end their winless streak. The home advantage for Union could be a significant factor, but their inability to kill off games is a concern. Frankfurt's attacking talent could trouble the hosts, but their leaky defense remains a major issue. A close game is anticipated, with the potential for goals at both ends.
Last updated: 04/02/2026 00:06
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