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15th-placed Hamburg host bottom side Gladbach on Friday night, with the market seeing a near coin-flip and a slight home edge.
This is a scrap at the wrong end of the table: Hamburger SV, on nine points, welcome Borussia Monchengladbach, last with four. A home win would give Hamburg breathing space; for Gladbach it is about closing the gap.
Hamburg won three in a row before defeats at Paderborn and Frankfurt, and their defence is a concern with 19 goals conceded in eight games. Gladbach won 3-2 at Stuttgart and then drew 0-0 with Paderborn, but 22 goals against make them the league's leakiest side.
Both squads are stretched. Hamburg are without Yussuf Poulsen, Fábio Vieira and Nicolai Remberg, so Terem Moffi leads the line. Gladbach miss Tim Kleindienst, Nicolas Kühn and Enzo Leopold, with Shuto Machino up front. Both sides line up in a 3-4-2-1.
The market gives the hosts around 39% against 35% for the visitors, a draw about 26%, and leans towards over 2.5 goals at roughly 59%. Yet the last two meetings both finished goalless.
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