Hertha Berlin vs Stuttgart Prediction, Odds & Betting Tips 06/05/2023

[Bundesliga Prediction] Hertha Berlin vs Stuttgart Prediction: The Bundesliga 1 match between the host team Hertha Berlin and Stuttgart will take place on Saturday at Olympiastadion Berlin. For Hertha Berlin vs. Stuttgart, all predictions, pre-match statistics, and user polls are displayed on this page along with the most recent game odds.

Hertha Berlin vs Stuttgart Prediction: Recent Performance and H2H Stats

Hertha Berlin’s last 5 matches

After losing to Bayern Munich by a score of 2-0 in their previous Bundesliga 1 match, Hertha Berlin won't want a recurrence of that performance here. Hertha Berlin had a 19% possession advantage and two shots on goal, one of which found the back of the net. Bayern Munich's opponents had 26 shots on goal, with 9 of them being successful. Bayern Munich scored with Serge Gnabry (69') and Kingsley Coman (79').

Hertha Berlin’s last 5 matches

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In recent years, Hertha Berlin's defensive steel has been all too seldom. The data indicate that Hertha Berlin have conceded 16 goals while failing to stop their opponents from scoring in 6 of their last 6 games. Of course, there is no guarantee that the trend will continue in this game. Hertha Berlin have lost their last three league games at home coming into this encounter.

Stuttgart’s last 5 matches

Stuttgart will be looking to redeem themselves after losing their most recent DFB-Pokal contest against Eintracht Frankfurt. In the game, Stuttgart had a 54% possession advantage and made 13 efforts on goal, scoring seven of them. Tiago Tomás and Enzo Millot scored for Stuttgart in the first and 83rd minutes, respectively. Eintracht Frankfurt, on the other hand, had 11 shots total, with 4 of them finding the back of the net. For Eintracht Frankfurt, goals were scored by Evan Ndicka (51'), Daichi Kamada (55'), and Randal Kolo Muani (77').

Stuttgart’s last 5 matches

Prior to this match, Stuttgart had been productive offensively, scoring 12 goals in their previous six games. This doesn't hide the reality that Stuttgart has had some defensive issues, as they have also allowed goals in five of those same matches. Stuttgart has won both of their previous away league games going into this matchup.

Hertha Berlin vs Stuttgart H2H Stats

If we look at the past meetings between Hertha Berlin and Stuttgart, dating back to April 5th, 2019, they have had an even record. Both teams have won two games each, and two games ended in a draw. During these matches, a total of 17 goals were scored, with Hertha Berlin scoring 9 of them and Stuttgart scoring 8. This means that on average, there were 2.83 goals per game.

Hertha Berlin vs Stuttgart H2H Stats

Their last game was on November 8th, 2022, in the Bundesliga 1 match day 14. Stuttgart won the game 2-1, with Serhou Guirassy scoring in the 3rd minute and Konstantinos Mavropanos scoring in the 98th minute. Hertha Berlin's goal was scored by Dodi Lukébakio in the 19th minute. During the match, Stuttgart had 60% possession and took 17 shots at goal, with 7 of them on target. Hertha Berlin had 11 attempts on goal, with 4 of them on target. The referee for the match was Frank Willenborg.

Hertha Berlin vs Stuttgart Current Odds

Hertha Berlin vs Stuttgart Current Odds

Now, let us check a few of the other betting markets and top odds for this match:

• Handicap Odds: Hertha Berlin (1.80) / Stuttgart (2.00)
• 1x2 Odds: Hertha Berlin (3.00) / Draw (3.55) / Stuttgart (2.30)
• Over/Under Goals: Over 2.5 (1.85) | Under 2.5 (1.95)

According to the odds for the game in the win-draw-win market, betting on Hertha Berlin to win is 3.95, betting on the game going evenly is 3.65, and betting on Stuttgart to win is 1.9. They are now the most affordable market prices available. Over 1.5 goals are the prediction of our expert partners for this game.

Hertha Berlin vs Stuttgart Betting Tips

Hertha Berlin vs Stuttgart Prediction 1: Stuttgart Draw no Bet

Last weekend, Stuttgart forced a crucial 2-1 victory over Gladbach, extending their league-leading unbeaten streak to four games, and did so by forcing their way out of the bottom three of the Bundesliga standings. In a true relegation six-pointer on Saturday, Stuttgart travels to the bottom team Hertha Berlin, and we believe the visitors have enough momentum to win. Stuttgart may be able to take advantage of Die Alte Dame's poor confidence as a result of their recent string of four losses. However, it might be wiser to take a cautious approach and place a wager on the away team in the draw no bet stakes.

Hertha Berlin vs Stuttgart Betting Tips

Hertha Berlin vs Stuttgart Prediction 2: Both Teams to Score

We are placing a wager on both teams to score for our second prediction for this match between Hertha Berlin and Stuttgart. Stuttgart has taken eight of the previous 12 available points, but they failed to maintain a single clean sheet throughout their recent four-game winning streak. Each time, as well as in Die Roten's most recent match against Hertha in November, BTTS was successful. That was the third time in the clubs' four meetings that both teams participated, and we expect more of the same on Saturday.

Hertha Berlin vs Stuttgart Best Tips From Betimate

• Hertha Berlin 1-1 Stuttgart

The defense of this Stuttgart squad will be difficult for Hertha Berlin to penetrate, and we predict that they will score at least once to take the lead. As a result, Stuttgart is now showing a slim 1-1 draw after the game.

Hertha Berlin vs Stuttgart Best Tips From Betimate

Hertha Berlin vs Stuttgart Possible Lineups

Hertha Berlin Predicted Lineup: Christensen; Kenny, Rogel, Uremovic, Plattenhardt; Ngankam, Tousart, Boetius, Mittelstadt; Lukebakio, Niederlechner.

Stuttgart Predicted Lineup: Bredlow; Zagadou, Anton, Ito; Vagnoman, Karazor, Endo, Coulibaly; Silas, Guirassy, Tomas.

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