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Crystal Palace v TSG Hoffenheim
Our call
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Nothing to take on Crystal Palace against TSG Hoffenheim. There is a likely outcome here, but every bookmaker has it shorter than it deserves, so there is nothing to take.
Preview
Hoffenheim enter this game with clear momentum, having significantly improved the quality of chances they generate over their recent four games. Conversely, Palace struggle for rhythm, as their last four outings reveal a dip in chance creation and increased vulnerability at the back. Palace must cope without their primary forward outlet, forcing them to rely on less reliable attacking options. The visitors deal with a depleted midfield, yet their improved form suggests they will control the tempo. Despite missing key contributors across their squad, the German side remains better equipped to sustain pressure. Palace have dropped four of their last six games, and their fatigue in this fourth match in a fortnight will decide the outcome.
Form
- Crystal Palace have won one, drawn one and lost four of their last six.
- TSG Hoffenheim have won three, drawn one and lost two of their last six.
The table
Crystal Palace are 15th and TSG Hoffenheim 23rd.
Expected line-ups
Crystal Palace: Walter Benítez, Ben Chilwell, Chris Richards, Jaydee Canvot, Takehiro Tomiyasu, Axel Disasi, Adam Wharton, Daichi Kamada, Tyrick Mitchell, Jørgen Strand Larsen, Yéremy Pino.
TSG Hoffenheim: Oliver Baumann, Mats Rots, Ozan Kabak, Koki Machida, Vladimír Coufal, Leon Avdullahu, Wouter Burger, Fisnik Asllani, Andrej Kramarić, Tim Lemperle, Adam Daghim.
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