Barcelona brings a powerhouse defense to this Europa League match, and they are second in the Spanish La Liga standings, anchored by a defense that has allowed 29 goals in 29 games. They've allowed just one goal over their last five games. The offense will be without injured forward Ansu Fati, striker Luuk de Jong, and central midfielder Sergi Roberto. In nine of their last 14 Europa League matches, one team has failed to score with three ending in scoreless DRAWs. Eintracht Frankfurt has home field, is ranked ninth in the Bundesliga standings while preferring to control the pace while keeping games close, and outscoring league foes 39-38 in 28 matches. That's the fifth-best defense in the 18-team league. They've tied four straight games; 1-1 against Real Bettis and Nürnberg, along with 0-0 ties versus Greuther Fürth and RB Leipzig. Bet NO on Both Teams To Score.
TAKE THE GUESSWORK OUT OF SPORTS BETTING
Get my free Soccer picks and predictions.
Join 424,065 Subscribers!