Stuttgart vs Mainz Prediction & Betting Tips (11 February)

FSV Mainz is in dire danger of relegation this season. The change of coach from Bo Svensson to Jan Siewert also did not bring the desired success. With just one win this season and 12 points, FSV is currently in second-to-last place. The team has now been waiting for a win for ten games. The big problem for Mainz this season is the offense.

With just 15 goals, the Rheinhessen have the second-worst offense in the league. The situation is completely different at VfB Stuttgart, who scored the third most goals with 46 goals. And after recovering from injury, top scorer Serhou Guirassy is also back. There is a lot going for VfB on Sunday.

In Stuttgart, the rather replacement midfielders Egloff and Nartey are still absent, as is the defensive executive Zagadou. On the other hand, senior defender Ito is back after playing in the Asian Cup but not midfielder Jeong who is still in the running with South Korea. Former Paris FC Silas Mvumpa (3 goals) is still at the CAN while Guinean striker Guirassy (17 goals) should return. Offensively, the locals have good finery with the very good Führich (6 goals, 6 assists) and the surprising Undav (13 goals, 2 assists) who both post good statistics this season. The important defender Bell, his partner in the defensive sector Hanche-Olsen, the potentially starting midfielder Gruda and the replacement striker Weiper should not be able to make the trip to the MHP Arena.

Eliminated with South Korea in the Asian Cup, important midfielder Lee Jae-Sung risks being a little tight, just like defender Bell who was absent this week against Union Berlin. The French striker Ajorque (1 goal) is in great difficulty this season and he now starts most often on the bench. Mainz is banking heavily on striker Ngankam (Frankfurt) and midfielder Amiri (Bayer Leverkusen) who arrived on loan this winter to revitalize a flagging offensive sector (14 goals scored this year).