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**Hertha rolls into Berlin with serious momentum — can Arminia actually gate-crash the party?** 🔴⚪ The hosts are on a three-game unbeaten streak and have won three of their last five, while Bielefeld's looking to build on back-to-back wins. H2H heavily favors the narrative here: Hertha's got 11 wins to Arminia's 8 across 34 meetings.
Hertha's form is the real story. **K. Sessa** and **P. Seguin** have been ticking over in midfield, and **F. Alfa-Ruprecht** up front gives them an outlet. Bielefeld aren't slouches though—**B. Boakye** and **J. Grodowski** have been getting stuck in, but they're missing **D. Richter** (cruciate ligament injury), which thins their depth.
Key storylines:
- **Hertha's home comfort** vs Arminia's fragility on the road (only 2W from last 5)
- **Bielefeld's midfield press** through **J. Rochelt** has worked lately, but Hertha's possession game is crisp
- Set-piece battle likely—both sides capable of shipping goals from open play (2-2 draws aren't rare for either)
Expected lineups:
- **Hertha BSC**: M. Gersbeck, M. Pedersen, L. Gechter, N. Kolbe, J. Eitschberger, K. Sessa, P. Seguin, J. Brekalo, J. D. Þórsteinsson, F. Alfa-Ruprecht, S. Grønning
- **Arminia Bielefeld**: J. Kersken, A. Sicker, M. Bauer, M. Großer, H. Koudossou, J. Rochelt, M. Mehlem, S. Russo, M. Wörl, B. Boakye, J. Grodowski
Prediction:
**Hertha 2-1 Arminia**. Slight lean to the home side's rhythm and depth advantage. 🎯
Our calls before kick-off, and how they went.
A confidence, not a tip. We do not claim these beat the bookmakers' price — the odds are short precisely because the outcome is likely.
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