Stuttgart vs Eintracht Frankfurt Prediction 13.04.2024

• Competition: Germany - Bundesliga
• Date: Saturday, 13th, April 2024
• Kickoff: 17:30 UTC +1 / 18.30 CEST
• Venue: MHPArena (Stuttgart)

Saturday's clash at the MHPArena sees two sides battling it out to strengthen their European positions, with Stuttgart welcoming Eintracht Frankfurt in Bundesliga's 29th matchday.

Stuttgart vs Eintracht Frankfurt Betting Tips: BTTS

Sebastian Hoeness' high-flying troops managed to spoil the mood of Dortmund's faithful fans, who had put up a spectacular atmosphere to mark the 50th anniversary of the Westfalenstadion, as Guirassy's solitary strike proved enough to down their top-four rivals.

Thanks to his heroics in scoring the winner, his 24th goal of the season overall, the Guinean marvel has brought his side within touching distance of the Champions League spot they've been eyeing for 15 years, all the while drawing level with Bayern Munich in second place on points.

Since their exit from the DFB Pokal quarterfinals in a dramatic 2-3 loss to the ruthless Leverkusen on February 6, Stuttgart has shown a remarkable response, experiencing two instances of dropped points in the form of draws in eight league outings, while coming out on top in the remaining six.

Their incredible ascent this term primarily stems from their stellar showings on home soil, as they have been unable to defeat their opponents just four times, with two of these stumbles happening in their last three games at MHPArena, playing out draws against Heidenheim 3-3 and the second-to-last Koln 1-1.

The hurdle in their way is Frankfurt, a side that, despite not tasting the sweetness of victoriy in any of their last three straight Bundesliga fixtures (D2, L1), still occupies the final spot guaranteeing European football next season, enjoying an eight-point buffer over Augsburg in seventh.

Despite enjoying home advantage in the past two Bundesliga weeks, Die Adler failed to capitalize on it, being forced to split points in draws against lower-half duo Union Berlin and Werder Bremen, leaving them in urgent need of a turnaround to stave off the threat of jeopardizing their European berth.

Perhaps their road form isn't instilling much confidence, leaving the away ground with all three points only once in the last six such outings, but Frankfurt will take heart from their excellent H2H record at the MHPArena, having defeated the Swabians in four of the last five meetings and netting 3+ in each of those successes. While the wobbly Die Adler have the remedy to pierce Stuttgart's defense, we reckon they might end up empty-handed at this venue for the first time in six years.