Dusseldorf vs Monchengladbach Prediction and Betting Preview 15 Feb 2020

Here's our Dusseldorf vs Monchengladbach Prediction analysis:

With the Bundesliga title race heating up with every single game, no less than five teams in the running for league success, Borussia Monchengladbach will be harboring hopes of mustering an unlikely title triumph come the end of the campaign.

Match status: 2019/20 Bundesliga - Matchweek 22
Kick-off: Saturday 15 Feb 2020, 06:30pm CET
 Venue: Merkur Spiel-Arena (Düsseldorf)

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Die Fohlen have enjoyed an impressive season thus far, sitting fourth on the log having garnered a whopping 39 points in 40 games. They occupy the final Champions League place even with a game in hand.

Meanwhile, Dusseldorf seem destined for relegation, sitting 16 on the log, a measly one point clear of the bottom of the standings. Staging an unlikely survival battle will require Uwe Rosler’s men to churn out more impressive results on a regular basis.

With a tough home game against league title hopefuls Borussia Monchengladbach on the horizon, Rosler will be cheering his side on to produce a positive result against all odds. If Flingeraner manages to avoid relegation at the close of the campaign, it can be termed the biggest miracle of the Bundesliga season.

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These Rheinland derbies are rarely boring affairs. The last one certainly wasn’t as it took everything for Borussia to turn it around and celebrate another victory over their naughty neighbors. I think we’re in for a répète. Couple of goals, maybe even a red card or two.

Uwe Rösler is still waiting on his first Bundesliga win as Renato Steffen’s header cancelled out Matthias Zimmermann’s goal to earn ten-man Wolfsburg a point at home to Fortuna Düsseldorf.

Second draw in a row meant rising up above wobbly Werder Bremen but Rheinländer are still not out of the woods. They are placed 16th, out of automatic relegation but still faced with a prospect of relegation playoffs as Mainz increased their points total, so safety is now four points away.

The game between Borussia and FC Cologne last Sunday had been cancelled due to safety concerns as Storm Sabine reaches Germany so the Foals are coming into this one with fresher legs, eager for football and another three points which will keep them in the race for Meisterschale.

Borussia Monchengladbach currently sit at 4th, with game in hand and four points away from Bayern and the top. There is a certain good feel around the club that they can go on to achieve league success come the end of the season.

On the road, Monchengladbach have been pretty decent. Four wins, same number of defeats, including two draws isn’t that bad of a record to have but not when you’re challenging for highest honors.

To make the matters a tad worse, the Prussians are without a win in their last five outings, with three defeats and two draws to their name, the last one being against RBL where they surrendered a two-goal lead.

It has been a solid campaign so far for Borussia Monchengladbach, but their poor away form has undermined their chances of winning the title. Die Fohlen have been misfiring on the road having won just four of their 10 Bundesliga away matches in this season. They are coming into this clash without a win in their last five Bundesliga travels.

Injured or Suspended Players

Dusseldorf: Karaman, Bodzek, Skrzybski, Kownacki, Steffen, Hoffmann and Ayhan.

Borussia Monchengladbach: Musel, Bensebaini, Plea and Jantschke.

Pre-Match Odds

Dusseldorf: 4
Draw: 3.94
Borussia Monchengladbach: 1.93

All odds are with 1xBet and are subject to change.
All odds are for Dusseldorf vs Monchengladbach Predictions with 1xBet and are subject to change.

Dusseldorf vs Monchengladbach Predictions

Fortuna Dusseldorf have been struggling to score goals this season. They have scored just 20 goals in 21 Bundesliga matches which is the worst record in the league. Monchengladbach have also had problems to find the back away from home as they have scored less than 1.50 goals in six of their last nine Bundesliga away trips. Taking all these into consideration, a low-scoring draw seems the safest punt in the fixture, perhaps, a goalless draw at the end of the ninety minutes.