Topic: Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread - page 2581. (Read 654954 times)

Lewandowski is maybe the best striker right now.
He is underrated because he is a player that grew in Bundesliga. If he was in another league such as Premier League or La Liga then all people was going to talk about him.

Lewandowski is one of the best strikers in the last 20 years. When people look at Haaland, I think that nobody is saying that he's better than Lewa - if he scores 50 goals next season I would not say that.

Haaland started really well in Dortmund and is hard to defend due to being really fast and direct for a player of his size so he has all the physical attributes to succeed. If he improves the technical/positional side of his game, he might be almost impossible to defend against. He's an exciting new talent so it's normal that people have started making comparisons.

Lewandowski is not only the best striker in the Bundesliga, he's the best player there as well.

Well, if we are going to apply statistics to players. Haaland had 13 goals in 15 games for Dortmund. Which means if he plays all 34 games that comes to 30 goals or so per season and still under what Lewa did this season. I know people love to talk about how Haaland is a magnificent scorer and that is quite true, he really is but I think people are underestimating what Lewa does all the time, dude scored more than one goal per game I think because he played in only 31 games but had 34 goals.

So, Haaland will be the top scorer in either next season or very soon unless he is taken to another team, but let's not forget that Lewa is still the top scorer and he is out of this world, what he does should be praised a lot more than right now and I know we are sick of saying Lewa is awesome, how many more times can you say it, but say it just one more time.

DFL has decided today, that there will be two slots for transfertime. Just one day at 1 July and the second slot from July 15th until October 5th.

https://www.sportschau.de/fussball/bundesliga/neue-transferfristen-dfb-und-dfl-100.html

In situations like these you don't even need a proper football coach, you need some kind of a psychologist. This is a mental game and has been for Nürnberg since a few weeks and they were not up for it (like Hamburg). You need to make a clear cut; what was in the past doesn't matter no more, it's all about these two games now. Wiesinger/Mintal is ok I guess, because they have some roots in that club and probably will treat the players like friends and not on a player vs. coach basis. I would have liked a coach who is strong in motivating players (like Labbadia), but difficult contract-wise and Nürnberg can't really plan anything until they know in which division they will play next year. Would be surprised if Wiesinger/Mintal are the longterm solution though.


Don't feel bad man. As I said back then, the odds were a bit too low for my liking, but it was nice reading a proper analysis in this thread. And maybe it was in fact a good bet, that just didn't play out, you never know

Haha that's fine mate. By scoring so many goals before the lockdown, it's normal if you predict him being the top scorer. He is still 24yo and has long journey to improve his performance. Luckily next season he will have better teammates around him.

Pretty sure none of the officials of Nürnberg planned to directly promote again after last season but what happened now can really become the worst-case scenario.

So I totally understand them firing Keller. His record with the team doesn't look very impressive with 5W-8D-8L and besides the 6-0 vs Wehen it seem like he never really managed to mentally prepare the team for the relegation battle. But the timing now, around a week before the relegation playoff matches, also has it's risks. Whoever will coach the team in these next two crucial matches won't really have much time to prepare them. It probably has to be someone from inside the staff who takes over?! Did they already indicate who will be at the sideline? Mintal?

Edit: They officially announced now that they parted ways with Keller. Wiesinger and Mintal took over (Link to German article)

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@jayce Yeah don't remind me of that silly bet  

I really thought Werner would have an realistic chance to beat Lewandowski this season but the form of Bayern Munich and Lewandowski after the restart was on point. And on top of that Leipzig looked a bit shaky in their recent matches and Werner missed some good chances (which I am sure Lewandowski would have taken). Next time I am gonna think twice about betting against Lewandowski.

Bundesliga has ended and Bayern, once again, win the title. Well in case you forget or maybe didnt pay attention to my prediction about the top scorer few weeks ago, I bring it here;




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TL:DR: Tried to explain why I thought Werner could become top goalscorer this season.
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Nice prediction you have, and it looks fair enough. But from what I have seen in last two seasons of Bundesliga, Lewandowski is more consistent than Werner if it's about scoring.

The amount of goal Lewa scores in the first half-season of 18/19 was 10 goals and the second half was 12, while Werner scored 11 in the first half and only 5 in second half of season. In the season of 17/18, Lewa scored 15 goals in the first half-season and 14 goals in the second one, which Werner scored 9 goals in the first half and only 5 in the second half of season.

From these data in last two seasons, the amount of goal Werner able to score in the second half-season is 45-55% of the total goals he scored in the first half of season. In otherwise, the percentage Lewa has is almost 100%. It means Lewa able to score in second half-season as many as goal he has in the first half. So based on this calculation, since in the first half of current season Lewa scored 19 goals, he would likely add at least 15 goals in the end of season, so probably will be [size=14pt]34 goals[/size] in total. In the other side, with 45-55% percentage for Werner, he has scored 18 goals already in the first half-season, so he might be able to score only 9 goals, which the total goal he would has in the end of season is [size=14pt]27 goals[/size].

Since the first match of second half-season, Lewa has already scored 8 goals and Werner 6 goals. With my prediction, Lewa would be able to score another 7 goals in the remaining matches of this season, and for Werner, he might add just 3 goals.

So my conclusion is, the chance for Lewandowski to be a top scorer this season is much higher than Werner. Please don't take it as a main reference, it's just my prediction based on the goal statistic they have in the last two seasons.

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The crowd noise in Dortmund vs Munchen game is kinda weird in that empty stadium but not a bad idea lol. It makes the game bit more exciting than last gameweek
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The top scorers of Bundesliga





So, that's why statistic is very important to predict the future. I know my prediction on Werner isn't accurate, mine was one goal less. But the point is, don't underestimate the power of data and statistic.

By departure of Werner to Stamford Bridge, hope he could score more goals there. And for Bundesliga itself, it's time to Haaland to shine and take the top scorer position in next season.

First match: July, 02
Final match: July, 06


It is understandable that they dismiss the coach in Nurnberg. They only have two chances left to stay in the 2nd Bundesliga. This is their last straw.

I just saw that Werder bought themselves a chance to stay up after all - and with a brilliant performance as well.

When are they playing the qualifiers? I don't know anything about Heidenheim, but they sound like a team they should be beating.

Yeah that's why i was really love to bet for over goals in bundesliga, they scored a lot every weeks!

And I'm Not sure What is the motivation behind his decision to not completed the champions league journey with Leipzig as per my understanding that he could extend the contract till the champions league finished and then leave for chelsea.
Let's juts respect his decision too , we never know what's the real reason behind that.
As a fan, I'm just exciting.. Can't wait to see him link up with ziyech and pulisic!

As BILD (paywall) reports, Nürnberg will sack coach Keller even before the playoffs. The club didn't confirm yet, but Bild normally has very good insider infos - as shitty as they are in general. I think it would be a good move, because Keller is just going nowhere with the team and a new coach always has short-term effect. It's just these 2 games, where he has to push them. In the end it's all mental with the Nürnberg players, quality-wise they belong at the other end of the table.

I would also like them to stay in 2. Bundesliga, because what you would get from Dritte Liga instead, doesn't look any better (apart from Rostock ).

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St. Pauli also sacked their coach shortly after yesterdays loss at Wehen.

Big teams and coaches need to fix any issues in the team if they want to compete for titles. Leipzig performance dropped badly after the restart and failed to take the 3 points from several weaker teams...

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So next game for Bremen is Thursday? Time to punch the opponent 

yeah, agree for both Hamburg and Nurnberg, it is to see big names struggling, but they did no do better this season, hopefully Nurnberg will stay in second league next season, not be relegated to third, but we have to wait for play-offs

regarding Bremen, i think that their job is easier with Heidenheim, but they have to show confidence like in a last match in the season, to be part of the elite next season as well

would skip betting on them on Thursday, since quote is too low @1.44, and goals are not certain because both teams can play defensively due to importance of the match

Leipzig is always a team that competes for the title.
They just don't have a lot of players in order to do rotation and rest the first line up. This is the main reason why the team's performance is falling since January and they are out of the title chase.

Behind the success is a great story. I am so excited about Victory FC Bayern München. This link brings an account of Bayern's exciting moments in his campaign.
It made my skin crawl just watching the last game with the fans just thinking about when we will come back to attend sporting events.

https://fcbayern.com/en/news/2020/06/meister-2020/the-road-to-bayerns-30th-championship-title

Agree with you.
I think the problem is that they have no leader players. Players who are pulling the others along. And they don't have players with bite. Players who are mean sometimes. Just what they have needed today.

The HSV never fails to surpise me. With Sandhausen they had a really doable task today and still failed hard. Even a draw would have been enough because Heidenheim was all but good today, too. I don't know what's been their problem this season? From the financial background and their players they should have dominated the league together with Stuttgart. They will now probably feel the need to replace their headcoach. Again!  But the level of the whole second Bundesliga wasn't really that high this season and the fight for the first two/three places felt akwardly slowly somehow.

For Nürnberg I feel a bit bad. From relegating from the first league last season to now almost relegating again to the third league. I hope they manage to win their playoff games because I would miss them and I still think a club with such a long tradition should at least be part of the second Bundesliga.

After Heidenheims performance today I am confident that Bremen won't get any real problems with them. But they still shouldn't make the mistake and understimate Heidenheim. Maybe Kohfeld should show his players the match Heidenheim vs Bayern as a warning where Heidenheim managed to score 4 times against Munich in the Allianz Arena and almost kicked Bayern out.

I also think that Werder will remain in the premier league. There is really nothing more to say about Hamburg. The goals in extra time in the last games have already set the direction.

yeah, but i would not be so harsh to HSV, they tried their best, own goal at the beginning set the pace of the match, they just stared playing conceived another one - again they controlled the match, scored, but when they pushed to the limit at the end, conceived three more, so result 1:5, could be 1:2, will look much better, but same for HSV - another season in 2. Bundesliga

think that Werder has better chances with Heidenheim, than with HSV to stay in elite competition