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Quote from: cygan on May 13, 2020, 11:55:57 AM

i am of the opinion that there should be no relegation or promotion if the season is interrupted - unless the two clubs have no chance calculative to stay in the 1. bundesliga

I think so too and I guess this will be the modus operandi in case of an early ending to the season. I would still promote the first two teams from 2. Bundesliga though and play next season with 20 teams.

As I mentioned earlier, this could give us some opportunities in the outright market betting. I checked some bookies and most don't have any or a lot of outright markets still up. Tipico has quite a lot of bets, the problem is, you can't really parlay them, which I would like to do to not have too high stakes. Nevertheless, there is one parlay that gives very good odds:

SC Freiburg under 40,5 league goals @8.50
Leipzig under 66,5 season points @2,90
Parlay @ 24,65

The T&C from Tipico are not very clear:

Quote from: bct_ail on May 12, 2020, 04:18:09 PM

DFB are not DLF. You are right.

DLF is a radio station Cool

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i am of the opinion that there should be no relegation or promotion if the season is interrupted - unless the two clubs have no chance calculative to stay in the 1. bundesliga

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Quote from: bullrun2024bro on May 12, 2020, 04:55:15 AM

Since we are going to see matches behind closed doors for a long time, the Bundesliga clubs are getting creative and started to hang up posters, banners and pictures of fans in their stadiums. Borussia Mönchengladbach is leading by great example here. Thumbs up! What a great initiative of the club!

That was what Schalke's fans had planned to do so too. But the board of directors at marketing sees it differently. Roll Eyes

Quote from: tyKiwanuka on May 11, 2020, 03:49:22 PM

Only Bundesliga and 2. Bundesliga are organized via the DFL. The Dritte Liga is operated under authority of DFB and thus things are a bit different there.

DFB are not DLF. You are right.

The soccer clubs will be held the next meeting at thursday. They want to talk about what will happend if the season will be cancelled. One Option is, that the games will be held until July or the then current table should be evaluated.
https://www.sportbuzzer.de/artikel/dfl-plan-saison-abbruch-bundesliga-zwei-absteiger-meister-reaktion/

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It really was never close to begin with. I know that teams do pass Bayern time to time and think that they will have it this year but seriously there are so many championships of Bayern versus so little of others. Normally in other countries like lets say in premier league, you have 5-6 clubs who get it every few years or at least challange for it, or La Liga where at least Madrid and Barça are having to fight for it against each other, in Bundesliga its Bayern versus everyone else and its not even close with Bayern versus any team.

That is why even if you go up for a minute, know that Bayern will be there to stop you, and as you can see they are leading again. This year will basically just be "lets give the cup to Bayern and be done with this, we need to find out who will go to Europe and who relegates, thats the only reason we are playing". I do not think they may even lose any games for the rest of the season for real, they can honest to god go undefeated from here on out.

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When you are talking about teams not being able to play at 100% you are not just talking about one side, you are talking about the both sides. So, sure Dortmund will not be as good as they used to be before the break and yes they will play a bit slower and they will basically try to not run too much or at least save energy if they can.

However that is for both teams, so Schalke will be like that as well, they are not a bad team, there are plenty of bad teams to play against on your first game so you can get back on the level faster by beating someone 3-0 but Dortmund will get the hard out of way before they can just get in rhythm. So at the best case I see a draw at 0-0 or there is a 1-0 win for Dortmund, I do not see too much scoring going around in that game.

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Quote from: bullrun2024bro on May 12, 2020, 04:55:15 AM

But since this thread is about predictions, let's get back to Bundesliga betting, guys. We got some very interesting games coming up on the 26. Matchday of the Bundesliga season. Actually we are starting with a huge clash in the Revier-Derby with Borussia Dortmund vs. Schalke 04. What are your predictions? Do you think Dortmund, Bayern or Leipzig will struggle after the huge break? The whole match schedule of the weekend looks like this:

do not think that Borussia and Leipzig could keep up with Bayern until the end of the season, Bayern will took the title, Borussia will probably finish second, and Leipzig will finish third IMO, if Leverkusen does not make the series and took them over, will be very interesting on Monday in Bremen to see how pharmacists made it over Corona crisis, could they continue their good series, since Leipzig is only four points away

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Since we are going to see matches behind closed doors for a long time, the Bundesliga clubs are getting creative and started to hang up posters, banners and pictures of fans in their stadiums. Borussia Mönchengladbach is leading by great example here. Thumbs up! What a great initiative of the club!

Quote from: https://twitter.com/Bundesliga_EN/status/1259849742965587968

With the #Bundesliga set to resume behind closed doors, @borussia_en have been getting creative. More http://bndsl.ga/BMGcutouts

Source: https://twitter.com/Bundesliga_EN/status/1259849742965587968

But since this thread is about predictions, let's get back to Bundesliga betting, guys. We got some very interesting games coming up on the 26. Matchday of the Bundesliga season. Actually we are starting with a huge clash in the Revier-Derby with Borussia Dortmund vs. Schalke 04. What are your predictions? Do you think Dortmund, Bayern or Leipzig will struggle after the huge break? The whole match schedule of the weekend looks like this:

SA, 16.05.2020 - 15:30

Borussia Dortmund - FC Schalke 04
RB Leipzig - SC Freiburg
TSG Hoffenheim - Hertha BSC
Fortuna Düsseldorf - SC Paderborn 07
FC Augsburg - VfL Wolfsburg

SA, 16.05.2020 - 18:30

Eintracht Frankfurt - Borussia Mönchengladbach

SU, 17.05.2020 - 15:30

1. FC Köln - 1. FSV Mainz 05
Union Berlin - FC Bayern München

MO, 18.05.2020 - 20:30

Werder Bremen - Bayer 04 Leverkusen

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Quote from: bct_ail on May 11, 2020, 03:17:14 PM

Probably at the end of May the 3rd league can start again with the games. But what I don't understand is, why do they start later? Is it because of the organization? Or does the DFL first want to "see" what happens in the 1. and 2. Bundesliga?

Only Bundesliga and 2. Bundesliga are organized via the DFL. The Dritte Liga is operated under authority of DFB and thus things are a bit different there. Some teams from that league aren't too eager to restart the season, so they don't push for it, they just wanted to cancel the season and freeze the table. No relegation, Duisburg and Mannheim promote, while Unterhaching goes into playoffs for promotion. 8 teams signed a letter/petition - the 4 that wouldn't get relegated, Duisburg, Mannheim and some other clubs (probably Unterhaching amongst those).

Problem in Dritte Liga is, that most teams operate at a loss; it's really hard to survive in that league financially. Thats why there are also talks to have two Dritte Liga's, divided into North & South probably. Would lower the travelling costs, result in more derbies, thus more spectators and the teams could spend less for wages, while still being competitive.

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Quote from: bct_ail on May 11, 2020, 03:17:14 PM

Probably at the end of May the 3rd league can start again with the games. But what I don't understand is, why do they start later? Is it because of the organization? Or does the DFL first want to "see" what happens in the 1. and 2. Bundesliga?

I'll also think the same way, Bundesliga is the most important TBH, just how the EPL is more important to the English FA than the Championship or league one. So if the Bundesliga starts without any interruptions due to covid-19 spread or players being unsafe, then the lower German leagues can also resume

The German league is taking a real bold step, and for the sake of football and everyone's safety, I hope it all goes according to plan, less or zero infections, and nothing happens that can lead to a second stop of football(in Germany).

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Probably at the end of May the 3rd league can start again with the games. But what I don't understand is, why do they start later? Is it because of the organization? Or does the DFL first want to "see" what happens in the 1. and 2. Bundesliga?

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The games for the German Cup (DFB-Pokal) have also been rescheduled. The semi finals will take place on the 9th and 10th of June, while the final should be played on the 4th of July. All matches will take place behind closed doors. The German sports magazine Kicker is reporting on the topic:

Quote from: https://twitter.com/iMiaSanMia/status/1259605277982277634

The DFB Pokal semifinals are scheduled for 9 and 10 June. The final is planned to be played on 4 July in Berlin's Olympic Stadium behind closed doors [Kicker]

Source: https://twitter.com/iMiaSanMia/status/1259605277982277634

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Quote from: Lafu on May 10, 2020, 11:19:25 AM

I guess that also that the streets will be empty when the games start and everybody will watch it !
But the problem maybe that a few or a lot people will watch together will happens .

Public Viewing? All joking aside.
But something like this can lead to public discussion. When the first pictures of spectators who celebrating without face mask and bratwurst in hand in public are shown in the press, the whole concept will be questioned.
It will be like a test laboratory throughout Germany.

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Quote from: boltz on May 10, 2020, 07:26:24 AM

I think the streets of Germany will be even more empty when next week the football season re-starts there, right ? Haha. I mean the whole planet is waiting for a good football game after all this months and I'm glad Bundesliga is the first league that re-take its normal schedule and in time we will go back to stadium guys, just have a little more patience. For now , lets be glad we're gonna watch some top football.

I guess that also that the streets will be empty when the games start and everybody will watch it !
But the problem maybe that a few or a lot people will watch together will happens .
And i also guess it will be take some time before you can watch games in the stadium . for sure not this year and if so with restrictions.
Looking forward to match from Dortmund !

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Quote from: boltz on May 10, 2020, 07:26:24 AM

I think the streets of Germany will be even more empty when next week the football season re-starts there, right ? Haha. I mean the whole planet is waiting for a good football game after all this months and I'm glad Bundesliga is the first league that re-take its normal schedule and in time we will go back to stadium guys, just have a little more patience. For now , lets be glad we're gonna watch some top football.

I read that Bundesliga has strict rules on the Bundesliga resume. Closed-doors stadiums, completely and clubs that allows a single viewer on stadium will be punished by DFB. It is very strict but I agree with that solution to help Bundesliga resume in the pandemic. There are many risks of second, third waves of virus outbreak and such rules help to reduce the severity of outbreaks from players to staffs, viewers, and to community later.

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I think the streets of Germany will be even more empty when next week the football season re-starts there, right ? Haha. I mean the whole planet is waiting for a good football game after all this months and I'm glad Bundesliga is the first league that re-take its normal schedule and in time we will go back to stadium guys, just have a little more patience. For now , lets be glad we're gonna watch some top football.

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Quote from: bct_ail on May 09, 2020, 05:04:44 PM

Many players' contracts end on 30 June. So the remaining matchdays should be completed by then.

This is the schedule of Dresden:

~~May 17th @Hannover~~
May 22nd Fürth (End of quarantine)
May 26th @Bielefeld
May 29th Stuttgart
TBA @Wehen
June 12th Hamburg
June 16th @Kiel
June 21st @Sandhausen
June 28th Osnabrück

I don't see how Dresden can play Fürth/Bielefeld/Stuttgart, if you want to have level playing field. So you have at least 4 games, that additionally need to be put into June. This is still doable, but if one more team has to go into quarantine, this is all messed up again.

Don't think the season can be finished this way and the "9-round-season" will get suspended at some point with all results nullified. Bielefeld/Stuttgart will promote, Hamburg will play Paderborn in playoffs, Bundesliga will have 20 teams next season.

Could lead to some nice outright betting opportunities, but I will have to make my mind up first, what is the best approach (and check bookmaker T&C's Grin

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Quote from: MCobian on May 09, 2020, 07:43:50 PM

I am very happy that the Bundesliga will resume soon on May 16, and have the support of UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin. But while
maintaining a strict health protocol, to prevent the spread of the corona virus. Like a player in a minimal health test once a week, the number
of viewers is limited in stadium, substitute players who are on the bench must keep their distance and spray disinfectant to the entire stadium.
This is also good news for sports betting fans.

Having regular tests (once a week) and maintaining social distancing are good but I don't agree to have limited viewers in stadiums. There are risks of cross-infections and we should not ask for it at the moment. Having the league's resume and good ending for the season. For normal match in stadiums with views, maybe we have to wait for the next season. Let's countdown a few more days till 16 May for the first matches of Bundesliga after months.

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I am very happy that the Bundesliga will resume soon on May 16, and have the support of UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin. But while
maintaining a strict health protocol, to prevent the spread of the corona virus. Like a player in a minimal health test once a week, the number
of viewers is limited in stadium, substitute players who are on the bench must keep their distance and spray disinfectant to the entire stadium.
This is also good news for sports betting fans.

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Quote from: tyKiwanuka on May 09, 2020, 01:57:29 PM

Health authorities in Saxony decided to put the whole team under quarantine for 14 days - so they won't/can't play next week at Hannover.

Many players' contracts end on 30 June. So the remaining matchdays should be completed by then. The relegation matches will definitely only be able to take place after 30 June. This means that many players will no longer participate in the relegation. Maybe some players will have switched to the relegation opponent. Cheesy

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The league hasn't even restarted yet, but there are already huge troubles now - namely in Dresden as various sources report. With the first test, there was one player positive. Second test all players were negative. Now with the tests from yesterday, there are two additional players positive. Health authorities in Saxony decided to put the whole team under quarantine for 14 days - so they won't/can't play next week at Hannover.

This also means that they are not able to train etc., so big disadvantage for a team that is fighting against relegation. Normally they should also be guaranteed some preparation time, like all other teams have now, so the whole schedule is f'ed up already Cheesy

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