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2020-21 German Bundesliga – Arminia Bielefeld vs Hertha Preview & Prediction

2020-21 German Bundesliga – Arminia Bielefeld vs Hertha Preview & Prediction

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THE FACTS

When does Arminia Bielefeld vs Hertha kick off? Sunday 10th January, 2021 – 17:00 (UK)

Where is Arminia Bielefeld vs Hertha being played? SchücoArena, Bielefeld

Where can I get tickets for Arminia Bielefeld vs Hertha? Check each club’s official website for updates on the ticket situation

What TV channel is Arminia Bielefeld vs Hertha on in the UK? BT Sport have the rights to German Bundesliga matches in the UK, so it is worth checking their schedule

Where can I stream Arminia Bielefeld vs Hertha in the UK? If televised, subscribers can stream the match live on the BT Sport website & app

Bet365 subscribers can stream German Bundesliga matches so it is worth checking their schedule

THE TEAM NEWS

ARMINIA BIELEFELD

PREDICTED XI (4-4-2): Ortega; Brunner, Pieper, Van der Hoorn, De Medina; Doan, Prietl, Hartel, Gebauer; Cordova, Klos

UNAVAILABLE: Niemann (Injured)

QUESTIONABLE: Voglsammer (Injured)

HERTHA

PREDICTED XI (4-2-3-1): Schwolow; Pekarik, Stark, Alderete, Plattenhardt; Tousart, Guendouzi; Lukebakio, Darida, Cunha; Cordoba

UNAVAILABLE: Boyata (Injured), Dilrosun (Injured), Leckie (Injured)

QUESTIONABLE: Ascacibar (Fitness)

THE PREDICTION

It is only because of the dire form of the two teams below them that Arminia Bielefeld are not in the automatic relegation places. Their only league wins this season have come against the other three teams in the bottom four. It is in the attacking department where Bielefeld’s problems mainly lie, as they have found the net just once in their last four games. Defensively they have not been that bad, conceding no more than two goals in each of their last seven league outings. Following a bad start to the campaign, Hertha have improved and particularly at the back. Excluding the 4-1 defeat at Freiburg before Christmas, the Berliners have conceded just two goals in their last six league matches, so this looks like being a contest of few goals.