Regensburg - SG Dynamo Dresden Prediction, Picks and Tips
There was just a winter break, and the season is heading for the final third. There are only eleven match days left in the 2nd Bundesliga - and that also means that SG Dynamo Dresden, which currently holds the red lantern of the league with 18 points, only has eleven games left to get its head out of To pull the noose. The saving bank is eight meters away. The relegation place, after all, only six. A point win in Regensburg is needed. Jahnelf is one of the favorite opponents of the Saxons. Against no other team, the black and yellow competed so often in the second-highest division without ever losing a single game. The bookmaker's odds comparison reveals which bookmakers at Regensburg versus Dresden have the best odds for keeping it that way. Regensburg against Dresden, however, the forecast must take into account that it would be the first away win for the Saxons in the current season. So far, the sports community has played in the distance and with only four draws and seven defeats, the bottom of the table is still the only team in league two that has remained in foreign places without a threesome. However, because the Rothosen could not even score a goal against Dynamo in three attempts at home, it is also difficult to play Tip 1 at Regensburg against Dresden. We think it is a lot more sustainable to bet that a maximum of one team will score in the opening game of match day 24 of the 2nd Bundesliga. Speaking of matchday 24: Of course you will also find well-founded betting recommendations, forecasts and tips on the remaining matches of the weekend in the section 2. Bundesliga.
Overall, the SSV Jahn Regensburg can actually not complain. Last season, the red trousers landed in eighth place in the final table and also in eighth place in the current table of the 2nd Bundesliga. However, just looking at the most recent form reveals that there is potentially a lot more to it. The Jahnelf conceded three of their nine defeats of the season in the last four league games, among which only the home game against promoted Wehen Wiesbaden could be narrowly won 1-0. But the recent 0: 6 at Arminia Bielefeld was very worrying. The recent goal exploitation of Eastern Bavaria is also worrying. The Jahnelf has scored only one goal in the last four games - Erik Wekesser's golden goal to 1-0 victory over SV Wehen. In the three defeats, Mersad Selimbegovic's kickers were always without their own goal, ten goals in total. It is all the less surprising that the odds against Regensburg versus Dresden are not as clear in the direction of the home side as it would actually be expected if a bottom of the table, still without a win, were guests. What makes the recent earnings crisis difficult to understand is the fact that Mersak Selimbegovic currently has no significant personnel worries. Julian-Maurice Derstroff currently has muscular problems. The remaining 26 men of his senior squad are all ready for action, which is why the 37-year-old trainer even has to put some players on the stands. However, if the Jahnelf can use the home game against Dresden to start a small series again, the connection to the top four in the league could also be established again.
There is not much air to breathe at SG Dynamo Dresden these days. The eight-time GDR champion still holds the red lantern and will keep it even in the event of an away win in Eastern Bavaria. The gap to 17th place is four points. Only four victories from the previous 23 games of the season stand for the Saxons, who have only scored 21 goals this season, which can also be identified as the major shortcoming. The decision to let top scorer Moussa Koné go in the winter was all the more borderline. A shortcoming that Markus Kauczinski has so far been unable to change due to this departure. The coach, who was committed at the beginning of December, is now seven games in office. So far, he has only scored in the 1-0 home win over KSC and in two goalless draws in Heidenheim and St. Pauli. Under his patronage, however, there are only four goals in seven games. Accordingly, you will look in vain for any real improvements to the previous performance data or changes in the corners, especially since there were another ten goals conceded in seven games under the 50-year-old. All of this does not suggest that a tip on the Saxons' point win will go up against Regensburg against Dresden, although the sports community also celebrated a 2-1 home win in the first leg against Jahnelf. To date, however, this remains one of only four home wins. To make matters worse, Markus Kauczinski has to travel to the east of Bavaria without four players. Ehlers, Müller and Terrazzino are injured, while Königsdörffer saw the red card in the A-Junior Bundesliga, the suspension of which also applies to the 2nd Bundesliga. This makes the task of "getting up again and showing a reaction" anything but easy.
Our recommendation tip for Regensburg - SG Dynamo Dresden: Regensburg to win @ 2.06