Nabeel Bhatti

I have to go with Frankfurt.

You could probably argue that Wolfsburg need is greater because they're trying to stay in the league, whilst Frankfurt are just competing for Europa Conference League spot.

But still, just because your need is greater doesn't mean you get to win.

At the end of the day, Wolfsburg are where they are because they are poor.

They have won just one of the last seven home games and they are without a victory in 11 Bundesliga matches.

And in order for us to lose money here in the draw-no-bet market...

Wir brauchen Wolfsburg zu, naja, wir brauchen Wolfsburg nicht, aber wir würden Wolfsburg gewinnen, um uns Geld zu verlieren.

Und ich fühle mich sicher, dass Wolfsburg dieses Spiel nicht gewinnen wird, weil sie nur eine der letzten sieben Spiele zu Hause gewonnen haben und ohne Sieg in den letzten 11 Bundesliga-Matchen sind.

Eichhoch Frankfurt hat diese Saison 2,2 Tore pro Spiel gegen die unteren Halbteams gewonnen.

And I've only lost one of the last six head-to-heads with Wolfsburg.

So I love the data here.

And if Frankfurt can score a couple of goals here, there's absolutely no way we're losing this bet.

So I don't see three goals coming from this Wolfsburg team.

As I said earlier, they are where they are because they have been as poor as they have been.

So give me, I took Frankfurt here in the draw no bet market.

Frankfurt, I took Frankfurt as a pick at a price of 10 to 11 minus 110 here for this one.

We close out Saturday by looking at St.

Pauli hosting Bayern Munich.

Bayern Munich will of course have one eye on the game against Real Madrid.

So I expect a heavily rotated team here, which is unlikely to include Harry Kane or maybe even Michael Alize or maybe even Luis Diaz.