Glasner’s bitter zero against BVB

Still has a few scores to settle with BVB: Oliver Glasner (right).

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It’s quite possible that André Breitenreiter isn’t even aware of it, or at least doesn’t care. But this Saturday evening it could happen that he no longer has to carry a negative Bundesliga record alone. The 47-year-old, who was in charge of TSG Hoffenheim until February, has lost all eight Bundesliga matches against FC Bayern in his coaching career.

Now Oliver Glasner could catch up with him – without the participation of the German record champions. Because while the current head coach of Eintracht Frankfurt scored twice in eight games against Bayern (1/1/6), he didn’t score a single point in seven with Borussia Dortmund. Before the guest appearance at BVB (6.30 p.m., LIVE! on kicker), Breitenreiter is the only coach who has often met an opponent without ever scoring.

And there are a few numbers that don’t necessarily suggest that Glasner’s zero-point record will improve on Matchday 29. BVB have won all of their last eight home games, which they had only managed to do in a single season in 1992/93 and 1965/66. Number nine would be a new club record (1994 saw twelve home wins in a row across the seasons). In addition, BVB have always scored at least once in their last 47 Bundesliga games at Signal-Iduna-Park.

Dortmund: Most wins and goals against Frankfurt

In addition, there are a few unsightly series from Frankfurt: only they have been waiting for a threesome for seven games (four draws, three defeats); away there are even eight games without a win (four draws, four defeats), whereby only one point jumped out of the most recent five. Eintracht have not conceded a goal away from home for 17 appearances in the Bundesliga.

Will the 100th duel between the two teams turn things around? In any case, BVB won 48 of these games, having already scored 188 goals against Frankfurt. Both values ​​are higher against any other club.