RBL Leipzig RB Leipzig - TSG Hoffenheim TSG Hoffenheim

Highlight Video rb leipzig vs tsg hoffenheim

Résumé

C. Nkunku
28'

Red Bull Arena(45 294 Spectateurs)

T. Stieler

Full time: Leipzig 1-0 Hoffenheim

Christopher Nkunku marked his return to the Leipzig starting line-up with a goal as Marco Rose's side maintained their push for a top-four finish. Die Roten Bullen were the better side throughout, and after Timo Werner and Konrad Laimer missed presentable opportunities, Nkunku showed them how it was done when he collected Emil Forsberg's through ball to slot in the only goal of the game.

Fin du match

90'

Contrôle de la vitesse : Le joueur le plus rapide sur le terrain après 90 minutes

Grâce à une technologie vidéo et à l’apprentissage informatique, la vitesse de chaque joueur est calculée en temps réel. La vitesse maximale indique la mesure la plus rapide effectuée pour un joueur dans un match.

Ihlas Bebou35,00km/h

David Raum33,37km/h

Stanley Pierre Nsoki33,31km/h

86'

Carton jaune

Kevin Akpoguma

81'

Remplacement

Kasper Dolberg

Ihlas Bebou

81'

Remplacement

Benjamin Henrichs

Mohamed Simakan

69'

Remplacement

Robert Skov

Pavel Kadeřábek

62'

Carton jaune

Sebastian Rudy

61'

Remplacement

Grischa Prömel

Christoph Baumgartner

61'

Remplacement

Sebastian Rudy

Dennis Geiger

60'

Remplacement

André Silva

Christopher Nkunku

60'

Remplacement

Dani Olmo

Emil Forsberg

59'

Remplacement

Marcel Halstenberg

David Raum

59'

Remplacement

Abdou Diallo

Joško Gvardiol

55'

Temps de récupération de balle

Temps de récupération de balle donne le temps en secondes mis par une équipe pour récupérer le ballon suite à une perte de possession. Cela permet également de tirer des conclusions sur le style de jeu d'une équipe. Seul le temps pendant lequel le ballon est en jeu est compté (c'est-à-dire sans interruption de jeu comme pour les coups de pied de but, les remises en jeu, etc.).

RB Leipzig

aujourd'hui

saison

11.9 s

13.1 s

Coup d’envoi!

45'

+ 2

Remplacement

Stanley Nsoki

Angeliño

Mi-temps

30'

Contrôle de la vitesse : Le joueur le plus rapide sur le terrain après 30 minutes

Ihlas Bebou35,00km/h

David Raum33,37km/h

Willi Thomas Orban32,27km/h

28'

Christopher Nkunku

BUT!

1:0

Probabilité de but

La probabilité de but évalue les chances de voir le ballon finir au fond des filets en fonction de la position du tireur. Ce chiffre est calculé à partir des nombreuses données établies les années précédentes : l’angle, la distance et la position des adversaires sont pris en compte dans les modèles mathématiques.

31 %

Coup d’envoi!

Leipzig starting line-up

Blaswich - Klostermann, Orban (c), Gvardiol - Simakan, Laimer, Kampl, Raum - Forsberg - Nkunku, Werner

Leipzig subs

Nyland, Halstenberg, Ba, Diallo, Henrichs, Clark, Olmo, Poulsen, Silva

Hoffenheim starting line-up

Baumann (c) - Kabak, Brooks, Akpoguma - Kaderabek, Geiger, Angelino - Kramaric, Baumgartner - Bebou, Dabbur

Hoffenheim subs

Philipp, Bicakcic, Nsoki, Prömel, Rudy, Becker, Tohumcu, Dolberg, Skov

Coach view: Leipzig

Marco Rose: "Despite some absentees, we’ve had a positive and focused week of training. Quality alone won’t be enough, we have to be clinical and aggressive on the day. We have our objectives and are doing everything we can to achieve them."

Coach view: TSG

Pellegrino Matarazzo: "I've been with the team for 11 weeks now. We've continuously taken steps forward; the [defeat last week against] Cologne was our first step backward. Now it's a case of taking two steps forward again."

Leipzig: personnel

Rose is without Dominik Szoboszlai and Amadou Haidara as they serve suspensions for a red card and fifth yellow respectively. The former’s absence presents a chance for Christopher Nkunku to make a first start since his return from injury following 45 minutes last week in Leverkusen.

Leipzig: form

Consistency has been the issue for Leipzig in recent months, claiming wins over Gladbach, Hertha Berlin and Augsburg, plus a DFB Cup victory against Dortmund, but they’ve also lost to BVB in the Bundesliga, as well as Bochum, Mainz and most recently Leverkusen. Marco Rose’s side dropped out of the top four as a result last week, but are only two points off Freiburg, whom they visit twice next week as part of a Bundesliga-DFB Cup semi-final double header.

Hoffenheim: personnel

Coach Matarazzo will hope to have midfielder Grischa Prömel fully available soon as he targets a return from a broken ankle. Jacob Bruun Larsen and Justin Che remain long-term absentees, while centre-back Kevin Vogt has been ruled out with a knee complaint. Andrej Kramaric and Christoph Baumgartner should continue in their reversed roles, while Dennis Geiger, Finn Becker and Angelo Stiller are competing for two central midfield berths, although the latter is a doubt for the game after sitting out training during the week with a knock.

Hoffenheim: form

A run of 14 league games without a win, culminating in a 2-1 loss at Freiburg on Matchday 24, saw Hoffenheim’s fall from European contenders to bottom of the table complete. However, a run of three straight wins and a draw at Bayern then brought TSG back above the line. Defeat at home to Cologne last week means they aren’t yet out of danger yet, though. Pellegrino Matarazzo’s side are only four points above the bottom three.

Leipzig: probable XI

Blaswich - Simakan, Orban (c), Gvardiol - Henrichs, Kampl, Laimer, Raum - Nkunku, Werner, Olmo

Leipzig: out

Gulacsi (knee), Haidara (suspended), Schlager (ankle), Szoboszlai (suspended)

Hoffenheim: probable XI

Baumann (c) - Kabak, Brooks, Akpoguma - Kaderabek, Geiger, Becker, Angelino - Kramaric - Bebou, Baumgartner

Hoffenheim: out

Bruun Larsen (groin), Che (groin), Vogt (knee)

2:03

Watch: Hoffenheim 1-3 RB Leipzig - previous meeting

Christopher Nkunku helped himself to two more Bundesliga goals while Dani Olmo added another as Leipzig enjoyed an impressive away win at Hoffenheim.

Watch: Bayer Leverkusen 2-0 RB Leipzig - highlights

Leipzig slipped out of the top four with a 2-0 defeat at Bayer Leverkusen last Sunday, leaving their UEFA Champions League qualification ambitions at risk.

2:03

Watch: Hoffenheim 1-3 Cologne - highlights

Hoffenheim slipped back to 14th – four points above the bottom three – after a 3-1 defeat at home to Cologne ended their four-game unbeaten run.

Odds on a penalty?

No team has won more penalties this campaign than Hoffenheim’s seven, while Leipzig have given away eight spot-kicks so far – only Bochum have been penalised more often.

Angel returns

Going the other way at the start of the season, Angelino is on loan at Hoffenheim from Leipzig. He’s his side’s top provider by some distance with seven assists this campaign.

Wing-back swap

David Raum’s eight crosses leading to goals last season for Hoffenheim was a league best alongside Eintracht Frankfurt’s Filip Kostic. But since his summer move to the Red Bull Arena, he’s yet to deliver a single cross for a goal from open play.

One-sided affair

Leipzig have lost just one of their last 11 competitive fixtures against TSG, winning eight and drawing two. The sole defeat was 2-0 in Sinsheim last season.

Third time’s the charm?

Hoffenheim take on Leipzig for the third time this season, having also met here in the DFB Cup round of 16 in February. They lost both encounters 3-1.

Top four at risk?

Leipzig have lost four of their last seven Bundesliga games and now find themselves fifth with five games remaining. However, three of those are at home, where they have won 10 times this season – only Borussia Dortmund have more victories on their own patch (12).

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