1. FC Heidenheim 1846

Probable line-ups

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Streich on Heidenheim

"We have to combine all our strengths. It will be a very intense and exciting game. It is a home game that we want to dominate . And everyone in the stadium has to feel our will. I expect an opponent who will go into the duel with a lot of athleticism and dynamism. It’s part of their game. We can't get too hectic in front of the goal and have to run into their box as consistently as we can."

Schmidt on Freiburg

“You play to win. We all know that tomorrow is a special game for Christian Streich – his last home game. It is well known that I value him very highly, and yet the 90 minutes will of course be about something else. Freiburg are currently in seventh place and of course want to keep this place so that they can also play in Europe. We will try, as we did in the first game, to annoy Freiburg and win if possible. But that is our goal in every game. We are aware that Freiburg also want to give their coach a fitting farewell present at home. We have to be prepared to really take a stand against it right from the start."

Streich bows out

Christian Streich will oversee his 195th and final home game as a Bundesliga coach after over 11 years at the Freiburg helm, coming against the longest-serving coach in German football history in Frank Schmidt. His Heidenheim side remain the only team out of 29 Bundesliga opponents that Streich has never beaten.

Watch: Heidenheim 3-2 Freiburg - previous meeting

Promoted Heidenheim twice came from behind to snatch a 3-2 win at home to Freiburg in the final game of 2023 thanks to a Matthias Ginter own goal two minutes into added time.