Bayer Leverkusen vs Hoffenheim Prediction & Betting Tips (30 March)

Never crowned German champion in its entire history, Bayer Leverkusen has never seemed so close to realizing its dream. Author of an impressive season during which it has still not experienced defeat in all competitions, this team is firmly established at the top of the championship, still 10 lengths ahead of Bayern Munich, its first pursuer. In the Bundesliga, the 11th Factory remains on 7 victories in a row, the last of which were against Cologne 0-2, Wolfsburg 2-0 and Friborg 2-3 before the international break. Xabi Alonso's players also validated their place in the quarter-final of the Europa League and they will play a semi-final of the German Cup against Fortuna Düsseldorf next week.

For their part, Hoffenheim would undoubtedly like to be the first team to bring down Bayer Leverkusen but the trend is not really one of optimism for this team which alternates good performances with much more average performances. In recent times, its irregularity was confirmed when it was able to win against Dortmund 2-3 and Werder Bremen 2-1 before falling in quick succession against Eintracht Frankfurt 3-1 and Stuttgart 0-3 before the international truce. In the ranking, TSG is in 8th position, 2 units from 7th place potentially qualifying for Europe.

Absent since the start of winter, serial scorer Boniface, injured in the groin, could make his return during this meeting even if it would undoubtedly be a little surprising to see him start. On the other hand, the relatively little-used midfielder Arthur and the replacement goalkeeper Kovar will still not be fit. On the other hand, Xabi Alonso can still count on his excellent full-backs Grimaldo (9 goals, 11 assists in the Bundesliga), and Frimpong (8 goals, 7 assists), on the midfielders goals, 10 assists) and on the Nigerian Tella (5 goals, 1 assist).

Offensively, Czech center forward Schick (10 goals in all competitions) is back in form. Before the break, he remained on 4 goals scored in his last 4 matches in all competitions.