24-09-2007 Bundesliga Betting - Matchday 7 Preview

For the first time this season the Bundesliga convenes during midweek, putting added pressure on those sides that played last week in European competition. German sides were largely disappointing in the Champions League and UEFA Cup, but with those sides facing their fourth game in ten days, this is no time for soul-searching. Visit PinnacleSports.com full a list of Bundesliga betting Asian Handicap prices.

Munich Maintain Place at Head of Bundesliga

Bayern Munich banished any suggestions that their early season charge had run out of steam, after consecutive draws and a muted UEFA Cup win at the Allianz Arena. On Sunday the Bavarians destroyed Karlsruhe 4-1 on their own turf, with Luca Toni scoring on his return to the side, and Mirsoslav Klose taking his tally to five for the season.

On Wednesday Bayern Munich will have what looks like another great opportunity to get among the goals and consolidate their position at the top of the Bundesliga. They host managerless Energie Cottbus who dismissed Petirk Sander late on Saturday night after the East Germans slumped to their fourth league defeat of the season. The 2-1 loss at home to Wolfsburg leaves them winless and rooted to base of the table. The misery of that position is compounded by their early exit from the DFB Cup to lower league minnows. PinnacleSports.com make Bayern Munich favourites 2.09 (-2 & -2.5) with Cottbus 1.847 (+2 & +2.5).

Frankfurt Look to Consolidate Excellent Start

Bundesliga newcomers, Karlsruhe were given a harsh lesson in life in the top flight on Sunday, losing 4-1 at home to Bayern Munich. They have just a few days to pick themselves for a trip to Eintracht Frankfurt, one of the league’s surprise pace-setters. Frankfurt have a perfect home record with three wins and only a single goal conceded, and PinnacleSports.com make them favourites for this midweek game, 1.990 (-0.5 & -1).

On Friday night, Eintracht spurned the opportunity to go top of the German first division for the first time since August, 1999. Friedhelm Funkel’s side could only manage a draw at VFL Bochum, but back at the Commerzbank Arena, and with captain, Ioannis Amanatadis, and defender, Patruck Ochs, fit again, they should be confident of maintaining the excellent home record. Karlsruhe have however, showed they are no patsies, wins at both Wolfsburg and Nurnberg, mean the KSC are one of just three teams to have recorded two away wins this term. Best Bundesliga Odds at PinnacleSports.com!

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