FSV Frankfurt - FC Ingolstadt 04

Ingolstadt's last defeat was on 22. September 2013 in Frankfurt against FSV with 1-4. All the following 17 games they are still unbeaten away from home, this is a new Record in 2.BL history but they are even with Bayern Leverkusen and with the next unbeaten game today they have the Record for their own. Just on that place where they lost the last game they have the chance for this and it is the next remarkable chapter in Soccer. It is very exciting to see what happen in this area at any time. Of course it is not sure that they can get a draw or win as FSV is under huge pressure due to their bad situation from the last games and according to last game they showed some uptrend but they have to confirm this.

The series from Ingolstadt is not the matter from FSV they want to continue their good play as before the break in which they have won 3-0 in Sandhausen. This is their key aim at the moment to get as most Points as they can to go out of the relegation battle and look forward for a better future. Also Coach Möhlmann said that this game is nothing special for him although he was Coach in Ingolstadt for some time. Important is FSV now and the Points they need to avoid relegation. Some changes are expected to the last game as with Epstein is an important player out, this is the next chance for Schembri but he had some weak performances recently. Also key central midfield player Kruska is a big question mark today, he has some problem with illness and this would be a big lose for FSV according to his great performance in Sandhausen. He can be replaced by Kauko, also keeper Klandt has some problems with his hand above all in friday training he was not 100% ready yet.

Wow what a run from FC Ingolstadt in the past matches and they are the team who must be beaten. Their run push them to the top of the table and they come to Frankfurt as leader. Of course they want to expand the lead with a win. Coach Hasenhüttl can count on the same lineup for the 8th time now. This is a important advantage for them as all know what they have to do and all are on an excellent level. But they have also a lot of alternatives on bench like Hartmann and Pekhardt but both players must have some patience. A good relationship has Leckie to FSV, was he the man there some years and he was also the man from the 4-1 win against Ingolstadt with 2 goals scored but he is now on the other side and maybe put his old team mates 2 goals in their net.

All is possible here, big fight anyway but a surprise too. This is the classic game underdog against leader and everyone know that nothing is certain in soccer.